As mentioned in my last blog entry, I have been on the hunt for some good charting displays. I found visifire and here is the quick setup & display of some initial reports. I used some sample data via trusty Webtrends Analytics 9 API, since we have a bit of example data about the office.... Continue reading →

I have been digging around on the web lately to see what I can find that provides a solid, seamless charting ability to WPF and Silverlight. There are a ton of choices out there. After spending a good couple hours last night and some time today I have decided that I am going to go... Continue reading →

One of the easiest ways to develop against the Webtrends DX Web Services is to use the Webtrends.SDK Assembly. The Webtrends SDK handles all of the retrieval of profile & report listings, report objects, mappings into DataTable, Object, or other formats, and authentication. The SDK cuts down on about 50-80% of the code one needs... Continue reading →

The engineering group at work got v9.0 up and live. If you have an account you can check it out at http://insight.webtrends.com. ; Props out to Justin, Rob, Joel, James, Adam, David and the whole crew working on the release. Great job! Here’s a few of the new bits that really provide some great insight... Continue reading →

Tonight PADNUG has Kelly White doing a presentation on MVVM. That?s Model View View-Model, and looks to be an interesting presentation. Kelly?s been working with MVVM for some time now so I?m sure it?ll be an interesting presentation. I think I myself might even throw some questions his way. So be sure to swing out... Continue reading →