I’ve just updated the source code in codeplex with the latest version of the development code.
Some of the features added and fixes are:
- CoverFlow SilverLight control – first version and still work in progress but generally starting to take shape into what I envision the CoverFlow to look like when complete
- Added more calls to the MP3Tunes.com third party service
- General re-factoring across the current existing pieces
- Added new html pages for loading into the main content area
- Search SilverLight control – built the basic structure and it makes a callback to the underlying base page but I’m still to work out which third party search service to use for searching!
I’ve also moved to another demo server so hopefully this one performs better than the last, please let me know if your still getting timeouts! [Click image to go to the demo site on the new server]
3 responses so far ↓
John // October 1, 2007 at 7:42 pm |
The app loads but there is no content.
advertboy // October 1, 2007 at 8:44 pm |
Did you click on the “MP3tunes.com” link in the navigation tree, then log in (use the demo button if you don’t want to create a new mp3tunes account)?
The default application doesn’t have any music, you need to log into a third party provider to start using music.
Also if you have a proxy you may need to fill in the proxy constants i have strategically listed in the app_code files.
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