Cristian Merighi weblog

Ryoushin: "Conscience"

About this Blog

This blog is subdivided in five categories, they handle the following topics:
  • drawing, art and computer graphics
  • daily life and experiences
  • mathematics, physics and sciences
  • events and generic announces
  • information technology
Each time we have to categorize objects, persons or abstract ideas we exploit the hardest metaphoric relations among natural elements, astrophisical, metaphysical or even ...physical entities!
The solution I adopted respects my love for mathematics (and geometry in particular).
I have identified the five categories listed above using the five regular polyhedra, known since the ancient Greece, the so-named platonic solids.

About this Blog (Technical Aspects)

My blog's first goal is to serve as a test project, always evolving and helpful to test new technologies, to develop new solutions and to put on paper the acquired aknownledgement.
It's based on the .Net 3.5 (C#) platform, enriched by the Silverlight technology. The database is a SQL Server.

Latest Articles

Regular N-Gon Control for Silveright 3

Friday, December 25, 2009 - Cristian Merighi

Live demo and source code for a custom Silverlight control that renders regular n-gons (convex and star shaped).

Comments: 1 - Rating: 4.00

AjaxControlToolkit ClientSide vs ScriptReferences

Thursday, November 05, 2009 - Cristian Merighi

How to properly reference the necessary scripts in order to use the AjaxControlToolkit components in a pure client-side (javascript) fashion?

Comments: 0 - Rating: 0.00

Nina Senicar, ninasenicar.it party

Sunday, October 11, 2009 - Cristian Merighi

Glam party together with Nina to cheer her new website.

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AutoCompleteExtender and ASP.NET Dynamic Data

Sunday, October 04, 2009 - Cristian Merighi

Extend the base FieldTemplateUserControl that handles string properties by adding suggest functionality. Provided example targets an Entity Framework-based website.

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Silverlight and F# happily ever after

Wednesday, July 01, 2009 - Cristian Merighi

New Visual Studio templates are available: embedding F# libraries into a Silverlight application is now super-easy!

Comments: 2 - Rating: 5.00
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