MSDN Blogs:
Here’s a most excellent demonstration of how to author a custom design experience that’s shared between WPF and Silverlight controls. Karl gives you a detailed, step-by-step walkthrough, complete with Task List breadcrumbs: (Read More)
Microsoft Silverlight content:
This is the first in series of posts called the “Extensibility Series.” This series will cover writing design-times for WPF & Silverlight custom controls for the WPF & Silverlight Designer for Visual Studio 2010 that target (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
In WPF & Silverlight, a Storyboard is a collection of animations running in parallel. Not everyone likes the name “Storyboard” though. The idea behind the name was that that list of timelines running in parallel are like a li (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
uxlabs@Microsoft has just released Fishbowl, a sample client application for Facebook, complete with source code. Fishbowl requires .NET 3.5 and uses WPF and ClickOnce . If you’re using Windows 7, it also demonstrates new fea (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
This is part of a series on New WPFXAML Features Another new feature in XAML 2009 is the possibility of creating objects using the non-default constructors. The keyword here is x:Arguments So creating a person object with a c (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
Best Week Ever This may have been the best ever week for XAML UI. I’m smiling! WPF 3 & WPF 4 I was excited about several exciting applications for Windows (built with WPF) shown or announced during PDC09 this week: 1) Micro (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
This is part of a series on New WPFXAML Features XAML 2009 supports generics J .. In previous releases, if you needed to have an observableCollection for databinding you would probably have written code like class PersonColle (Read More)
Microsoft Silverlight content:
As if you need “another” reason to start running Visual Studio 2010 Beta2, here is another for all the cross platform .NET Line of Business application developers.Silverlight 3 & 4 Library assemblies can be referenced in .NET (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
This is part of a series on New WPF Features In previous releases, sending input through automation was tricky mainly because the app and the automation processes were separate. The app state could change between the time the (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
Here are the WPF focused sessions at PDC09 . If you are attending, we hope to see you there. If not, videos will be posted of the sessions later this week…click on the links. The team also has a booth in the Big Room (in the (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
This is part of a series on New WPF Features Previously WPF only supported Pixel Shader 2.0 (PS 2.0). For this release, we added PS 3.0 support providing the benefits of more instructions, registers ... (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
Today HP is announcing a new Software Development Kit for helping you write apps that play well in the HP TouchSmart “shell” environment. The new SDK still contains the general guidelines that outline both what makes a good a (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
Pre .NET 4, from a UI automation perspective, virtualization was not a good story. There wasn’t a standard way of dealing with virtualized controls, since some would expose only the visual elements while the others would crea (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
Plain text and image extraction from HTML... public class TextConverter : IValueConverter { #region IValueConverter Members public object Convert( object value, Type targetType, object parameter, CultureInfo culture) { return (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
XmlDataProvider (Text, Number and DateTime) sorting... public class TextSortConverter : IValueConverter { #region IValueConverter Members public object Convert( object value, Type targetType, object parameter, CultureInfo cul (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
Number round and DateTime format... public class NumericConverter : IValueConverter { #region IValueConverter Members public object Convert( object value, Type targetType, object parameter, CultureInfo culture) { if (! string (Read More)
WindowsClient.net:
Do you have a WPF shader effect that you are proud of? Do you want to bask in the adulation of your peers? Or do you just want to show off your HLSL prowess? Your shader could be part of the ShaderGallery, the free Expressi (Read More)