I have had many great years at the software giant evolving my knowledge and contributing to products and really cool customer projects both local and global. I been part of a lot of innovation, sure step development, community work, Dynamics CRM, Sharepoint 2013, WindowsPhone, Solutionframeworks, Digitalmarketing, local/global programs and lastly the Services Technical Leadership Program (STLP) Thanks Microsoft and Thanks to all customers!!

It has been a great time but now is the time to move on. I will join Sweden’s biggest insurance company www.folksam.se and have only 12minutes bicycling to work and that’s for me priceless :-)

You can still follow me on twitter https://twitter.com/jdeibe or my personal website www.nyatankar.se or contact me on https://www.linkedin.com/in/deibe

Thanks!

Jonas Deibe

https://fetchclimate.cloudapp.net/app#SM&/ty&1&/years&1961&2012&58.755706&19.317802&58.675836:0.054528:59.766393&16.790946:0.129639:19.38372&56.820748:0.066572:58.152179&17.690115:0.087067:19.431448

Fetch climate -> really cool, lets see how its looks on my favorite swedish holiday island. Hmm looks like its on the east side we should hangout. We tend to stay in the middle and on the west coast.

https://research.microsoft.com/apps/video/default.aspx?id=159525

IllumiShare enables remote people to share any physical or digital object on any surface.

https://research.microsoft.com/apps/video/default.aspx?id=159487

Holoflector is a unique, interactive augmented-reality mirror.

https://research.microsoft.com/apps/video/?id=160684

Wearable Multitouch Interaction is a depth-sensing and projection system that enables interactive multitouch applications on everyday surfaces.

I'm happy that we recently connected to direct fiber to our house... Since it was not cheap I sold it to my wife - you know our kids need high broadband for future services like "holygrams" or "schoolwork" looks like the & in R&D gives us some direction where we are headingI

Basicly what I done was upgraded my project type to 7.1

• Get latest Toolkit (NuGet)
• Re-build (Work fine)
• Run App

Bonk! Failure -hmm after lite investigation I found out it’s my name of controls I added to my templates in longlistselector and wrap panel (se example below).

Simple solution is to remove my"name" in xaml and use "tag" instead.

Works fine!

{"Invalid pointer "}

    [System.NullReferenceException]: {"Invalid pointer "}

    _data: {System.Collections.ListDictionaryInternal}

    _HResult: -2147467261

    _innerException: null

    _message: "Invalid pointer "

    _methodDescs: null

    _optionalData: null

    Data: {System.Collections.ListDictionaryInternal}

    HResult: -2147467261

    InnerException: Could not evaluate expression

    Message: "Invalid pointer "

    StackTrace: Could not evaluate expression

<toolkit:LongListSelector.ItemTemplate>

<DataTemplate>                                   

<Grid Margin="{StaticResource PhoneTouchTargetOverhang}">

<Grid.ColumnDefinitions>

<ColumnDefinition Width="Auto" />

<ColumnDefinition Width="*"/>

<ColumnDefinition Width="58"/>

</Grid.ColumnDefinitions>                                  

<StackPanel Grid.Column="0" VerticalAlignment="Top" Margin="0,18,0,0">                                       

<Image HorizontalAlignment="Stretch">                                       

Tag="{Binding Path=Details.Key}"                                       

Name="{Binding Path=Details.Key}"                                                                                   

Width="160" Source="{Binding Details.Url}"                                        

VerticalAlignment="Top"/>                                    

</StackPanel>

How should I as an architect evolve?

Figure 1: My made-up topics over a timeframe

So the math is simple!

1.       Go Deep on one topic

2.       Go up and pick another topic

3.       Re-start from 1

If you do this interaction for a while, guess what? -Now you are deep and broad J

Yes I'm logged in again :-)

It's not like being onsite but with technology I can do 3 things at the same time ;-)

This picture is taken from a number plate on a car. In Sweden we have a three letter combination and 3 numbers making the car unique. I guess I’m unconsciouslymissing work…  

My friend claims it’s from the 60’s and found inside a printer. It's a memory! Talk about “hardcore” J