This is Part 2 of my series on setting up my blog for Orchard CMS. If you have not read Part 1, I suggest you go check it out first as it goes through the setup of the Orchard blog. In this post I will share what I went through to get converted out of Graffiti and to a format that Orchard can import
Mike Taulty and I hosted a 3.5 hour Silverlight bootcamp at MIX11 this year (Mike will be posting all of the slides and demos on his site soon, including mine. I’ll link to it when it is up. For the record, I held him up .) The topic for the last hour of the bootcamp was MVVM and “Hooking Up”. I de
I presented this application during the MIX11 Day 2 keynote [http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/MIX/MIX11/KEY02?#time=91m49s] to demonstrate the new 3D features [http://channel9.msdn.com/events/MIX/MIX11/MED06] in Silverlight 5 along with a few other new Silverlight 5 features including RelativeSource
Jobi Joy, UX Architect with IdentityMine [http://www.identitymine.com], joins John to discuss some of the lessons his company learned while contributing to the very popular and successful IMDB and Twitter Windows Phone application [http://jpapa.me/sltv69]s. Jobi covers a wide array of topics, includ
I spent some time last week working on converting my blog that you are reading at http://johnpapa.net [https://www.johnpapa.net/] from Graffiti CMS to Orchard CMS 1.1.3. This post explains pretty much everything I had to do from beginning to end, so it is pretty lengthy. But it should be helpful to
