The .NET Party Jukebox!

An entry about fun Publication date 8. June 2007 17:29

In between enjoying the gorgeous weather we have here these days (29 degrees outside today!), I've been working on a fun little project - a .NET party jukebox! Still an early beta (I've yet to design some gorgeous looking graphics for it, for instance), its now up and running on my 40" LCD-TV. It allows your guests to vote for songs, and it will then update the tracklist so that the most requested tracks get played next. Here are a few pics:

The main screen 

The voting screen

Look out for a post with more details plus the source code, as soon as I get it finished :)

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My name is Fredrik Kalseth, and this is my blog - thanks for visiting! I am fortunate enough to work with what I love for a living, and this blog is essentially the biproduct of that.

I work as a senior consultant for Capgemini, and am also an active participant in the Norwegian .NET community, as an avid attendee but also as a speaker (most recently at NNUG and MSDN Live).

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