Dotneteers.net
All for .net, .net for all!
All Tags » WPF (RSS)

Browse Blog Posts by Tags

Showing related tags and posts for the Blogs application. See all tags in the site
  • Response.MVVM is now available via NuGet!

    About a year ago, I wrote an article for SilverlightShow, titled “ A Designer-friendly Approach to MVVM ”. The article introduced VSMChangerBehavior which allows tying enums in the ViewModel to Visual States in the View. Another Action shown off there is the CallDataContextMethodAction , which calls...
    Posted to VBandi's blog by vbandi on Thu, Mar 31 2011
    Filed under: Filed under: , , , ,
  • .NET library, GUI and framework developer

    Long time no see for this blog. And how could it go forward other than a job advertisment? I promise I'll write up some more interesting stuff in the future, but for now the only thing I have in mind is this: NET library, GUI and framework developer (ref no: 77193) Position Description We are seeking...
    Posted to My.Mountains[] by petersm on Mon, Dec 6 2010
    Filed under: Filed under: , , ,
  • Extract styles in Expression Blend

    You may have found yourself in a situation when you want to convert an implicit style in XAML into a resource. Until today, I did it with creating the new style, and adding the setters manually. But I thought “There must be some way in Expression Blend to do this better”. I couldn’t find anything on...
    Posted to VBandi's blog by vbandi on Tue, Jan 19 2010
    Filed under: Filed under: , , ,
  • Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 Book with Dotneteers

    It is a great thing to announce that Dotneteers are now involved in the authoring team of a new book with working title “Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 Six-in-One”. The book is to be published by Wrox in Q1 next year in a team work of ten, including well-known authors, Hungarian MVPs and...
    Posted to DiveDeeper's blog by inovak on Sat, Sep 26 2009
    Filed under: Filed under: , , ,
  • Should you invest in WPF and Silverlight?

    I’ve been asked whether it is time to invest in WPF and Silverlight. What is the future of these platforms? Are they here to stay? Should a LOB development company invest time and energy in learning them? I think the answer is yes. Of course that is my biased opinion as these are the two technologies...
    Posted to VBandi's blog by vbandi on Tue, Apr 21 2009
    Filed under: Filed under: , , ,
  • A Nice Book on WPF and a Great Icon Editor

    In the last week I saw a book with 20% discount on WPF: Sams Teach Yourself WPF in 24 Hours by Rob Eisenberg and Cristopher Bennage, I decided to buy it. I have read a few great books about WPF, many of them treated the WPF and UX approach on its own way. However, those books either did not give too...
    Posted to DiveDeeper's blog by inovak on Fri, Sep 26 2008
    Filed under: Filed under: ,
  • Our applications featured in the WPF Showcase!

    We are very proud, that not just one, but two of our WPF applications are featured in Microsoft's official WPF Showcase presentation. One of them is the Innovation award winner "Művész", (also featured as the first ever case study in The Architecture Journal) the other is our Organization...
    Posted to VBandi's blog by vbandi on Mon, Aug 18 2008
    Filed under: Filed under: ,
  • .Net Fw 3.5 SP1 and VS 2008 SP1 released!

    Although Aghy beat me to it, let me also write some about the new .net Framework and VS versions just released. This Service Pack should really have been called .net 3.6, as apart from bug fixes and performance improvements, it brings a lot of new features to the table. Let's see what these are:...
    Posted to VBandi's blog by vbandi on Tue, Aug 12 2008
    Filed under: Filed under:
  • WPF and Silverlight in the elevator

    I often find myself in the situation where I have to explain in 2 sentences what WPF and Silverlight is. Now, this is a very tricky question, especially if the person asking about these fine technologies is not a technical mind. Yeah, the official definition is that they are Microsoft's next generation...
    Posted to VBandi's blog by vbandi on Mon, Jul 21 2008
    Filed under: Filed under: , ,
Page 1 of 1 (9 items)