Introduction In this article I will walk through the process for writing and publishing a .NET NuGet package to nuget.org. It can be quite fiddly to work with NuGets so, I’ve created a new project to establish a simple end-to-end approach and will apply lessons learned to my other packages. I have used Microsoft Visual Read More
Adding Calendar Events to Google Calendar in C#
I’ve replaced a custom event page for the Thistle Society with a list extracted dynamically from a Google Calendar. Following on from the previous article, Loading XML in C# with XML Serialisation, I needed to upload the events into the Google Calendar from my C# application (Event Manager). To do this, first spend hours scouring Read More
Loading XML in C# with XML Serialisation
The problem – I have a lot of event details for a local club in an XML file and I wanted to load them into a C# application which will import them into a Google Calendar (see my earlier article to understand why). I originally started to write a C# application to maintain the events Read More
Embedding Google Calendar Events in a Club Web Site
I maintain a web site for a Scottish Country Dancing group, Thistle Society Wigan (http://www.thistlesociety.org.uk/). As part of this I need to update the list of forthcoming events for the society and this can be quite time consuming. So I wondered if I could find a way to simplify the way events were maintained – Read More
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Kajabity Tools (for C#) version 0.1 Released
At last, I’ve finally managed to put together a release of the Kajabity Tools – this version just includes a completely rewritten JavaProperties class allowing a C# application to correctly load and store Java style properties from a “.properties” file. For more details see Kajabity Tools. The Kajabity Tools-0.1.zip file contains: Kajabity Tools DLL – Read More
Problems With PageSetupDialog And Metric Margins
When I first wrote Year Chart (before I decided to publish it online) the printing seemed so easy – a print dialog, print preview dialog and a page setup dialog. I defaulted the margins to half an inch and had the Year Chart panel draw onto the printer page. Simple! This worked fine in my Read More
Loading Java Properties Files in C#
Java style properties files are not supported in C# – so here is a class that reads and writes Java “.properties” files.
The Making of … Kajabity YearChart – Part 1
I am really proud of Kajabity YearChart because it is the first time I have produced a complete application all on my own and published it. Oh, I know it’s hardly a world shattering innovation – it doesn’t do very much and it’s not particularly “cool” to capture the imagination (and idle fingers) of teenagers. Read More