Jens Kühner

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.NET Micro Framework Beta 3.0 Firmware available for GHI Electronics Embedded Master Hardware
Only one week after Microsoft made the .NET Micro Framework Beta 3.0 SDK available for all developers, GHI Electronics provides a free Beta 3.0 firmware update for their Embedded Master hardware. Already available: 4 UART ports SPI I2C GPIO Debug/deploy...
.NET Micro Framework v3.0 SDK beta now available!
The .NET Micro Framework team announced the v3.0 SDK beta , that is now available to all developers through the Microsoft Connect website ( http://connect.microsoft.com/netmf ). Simply fill out a short survey and you have full access to the downloads...
Jan Kučera has upodated his .NET Micro Framework tools and resources website
A proven and essential site ( www.MicroFramework.eu ) with tons of information about the .NET Micro Framework has now a better design, more and updated information, and an online shop for European citizens to get Device Solutions hardware.
Using Touchscreens with the .NET Micro Framework
Although announced for the .NET Micro Framework V3, I found a way to use touchscreens with existing WPF apps without significant modifications and put together a library. The PointingDeviceInputProvider class The abstract base class PointingDeviceInputProvider...
Get a Sneak Peak and a free Copy of my "Expert .NET Micro Framework" Book at the Tech-Ed
There are several .NET Micro Framework sessions at the Tech-Ed Developers Converence 2008. The first 200 attendees of the .NET Micro Framework conference breakout sessions will receive a free copy of my book .
Accelerometer based Remote Control for Container Terminal using the .NET Micro Framework
Here is a really interesting project from a Danish company that uses the .NET Micro Framework. Upon my request the embedded software specialist Hans Skytt Steffensen provided me information in English: The Center for Software Innovation has evaluated...
TOC and further sample chapter of my "Expert .NET Micro Framework" book available
A further sample chapter (Chapter 1 - Introducing the .NET Micro Framework) and the table of contents of "Expert .NET Micro Framework" is available at www.apress.com/book/view/9781590599730 now.
Sample chapter for "Expert .NET Micro Framework" book
Expert .NET Micro Framework will be published end of April and is available by preorder from the publisher's website, here , or on Amazon, here . Meanwhile, you can get a sample chapter from the WindowsForDevices.com website. Chapter 4, "Introducing...
My book "Expert .NET Micro Framework" is done!
The book is now officially done and has been shipped off to the printer. Please find more information on the official book page from Apress and on the Amazon page . Book Description: The Microsoft .NET Micro Framework is a small and efficient .NET runtime...
List box with a background (image) for the .NET Micro Framework
The development boards and devices for the .NET Micro Framework have great color lcd displays. So a list box menu with a white or solid background looks quite boring. Why not add a background to a listbox? Therefore I derived my custom list box called...
Extreme HAL debugging
I really like the .NET Micro Framework and especially the emulator story. There is nearly nothing that you cannot do. It could be a little bit easier if some classes and methods where not internal. But ok, excellent and a huge step ahead anyway. I found...
Fun with Emulator-COM-Ports - Part II
In my last post I described how you can route data between a .NET Micro Framework Emulator and Sockets to debug a .NET Micro Framework App with Hyper-Terminal. It is possible with the extensible emulator to route data to all kind of streams! No you will...
Connecting Emulator COM Ports to Hyper-Terminal
You might have a .NET Micro Framework Application that uses serial COM Ports and is running on an MF emulator. How nice would it be to see the serial output on Hyper-Terminal or provide input data via Hyper-Terminal . Yes that's possible , you do...
Update to number parsing with the .NET Micro Framework
The link to the number parser class seems to be broken (Thanks Christopher Fairbairn for reporting). Now, there is an update of this class available. It has now TryParse methods and it is more compact.
Number parsing with the .NET Micro Framework
The simple data types of the .NET Micro Framework DO NOT have a parse method to parse a number (integer or float) from a string. Eg. double f = double.Parse("123.45"); is not possible. So an own number parser class is needed. I have it! I wrote...
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