In the first preview I demonstrated the basic building blocks of the Compiler Pro. In this post, we are going to review the new additions. Object Tree Panel After having the documents compiled, y...
#SNMP Pro: Second Compiler Sneak Preview
TritonMate Words: 8.0 Release
While I am busy working on the closed source Compiler Pro, we do have some progress on open source side. Today I publish the release candidate of #SNMP 8.0, which contains significant new feature...
#SNMP Pro: A Sneak on Upcoming Compiler Pro
In this blog post I am going to demonstrate how the Pro edition of #SNMP MIB Compiler is different from the open source edition. Brand New Look and New Menu Items Besides, the theme has been chan...
TritonMate Words: The Upcoming #SNMP Pro Editions
I have been seriously considering the options to commercialize #SNMP, and the decision finally is as below, All source code of existing #SNMP solutions and projects remains under MIT/X11. The M...
DockPanel Suite: Fight Against Normalized Line Endings in Git
Git is a nice cross platform source control system. Therefore, it needs to fight against the different line endings of various operating systems (well, because of the death of Mac OS, we only have ...
DockPanel Suite: Design the Theming Experience
In previous change sets I attempted to add the new ITheme derived themes to DPS, so that we can easily change from one theme to another. But isn’t it easier to implement the following experience?...
TritonMate Words: ifTable Implementation
#SNMP has a reference design of SNMP agent, which should have been known for a while. But up to now the problem is inside of it there is no real-world SNMP table example. Yes, that is a big problem...
DockPanel Suite: How to Write a New Theme
(Originally posted to CSDN on Feb 21, 2006) [WARNING: This post is too old to be true, and you should read http://docs.dockpanelsuite.com/themes/creating-new-theme.html to get the latest guide...