Category Archives: .net
WPF: Code in XAML -> Width={Binding Height}*2?
This posting consists of two sections: cool but not really useable really cool and usable lets start with the non-usable stuff [Code in XAML]: Whenever you declare your UI in XAML you’ve to attach event handlers in the code behind … Continue reading
WPF: 3.5 Servicing Release
QuickLink: http://sessions.visitmix.com/, search for Session: T11. A lot of what you are currently missing in WPF will come with .net Framework 3.5 “Servicing Release”: Container Recycling for ItemsControl (as base class) DeferredScrolling (in TreeView) don’t know if I will ever … Continue reading
WPF: Learn from Silverlight controls
Quicknote: If you are a wpf custom control writer(1), check out the sources for the Silverlight 2.0b1 controls released with mix08 keynote: Silverlight 2.0b1 controls. It is actually a whole vs2008 solution, so you can even “learn” how to create tests … Continue reading
WPF = new technology?
For a lot of us WPF is still a new technology. There are a few commercial applications out there, a few component suites… but it is still not common in the “typical windows app”. I was looking for blog entries by … Continue reading
WPF: Custom Controls
Let me save you some time . I had a hard time of finding all the information I needed to create a really usable wpf custom control (user defined templates etc.). Looks like Charles Petzold had to go the same … Continue reading
Update your posters
What would be the first step of getting ready for .net 3.5? Correct: Update your posters! Get rid of the old types & classes posters now and replace it with a freshly printed version 3.5 poster. Even the visualization of … Continue reading
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