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http://microsoftpdc.com/Sessions/CL11 In this presentation, a WPF Facebook like application was presented. Unfortunately the application has issues. during the session we have walked some classic scenarios and some are a bit far fetched (at least from my experience). If you are a WPF developer, see the video, this session should go through video really good, because you will be able to see all the small mouse gestures the presenters are doing with each application they have used to analyze...
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http://microsoftpdc.com/Sessions/CL09 Live blogging. Reasons for VS to use WPF: You better lead by example, if you want people to use WPF, you must use it in house, intresting that it was the 1st point. WPF strong patterns of separation of concerns between UI an logic. Maturity of WPF. Plenty of rich UIs that VS needs that is much more easy to accomplish with WPF rendering engines. I guess that 3d driven designers and VS features are around the corner. Drive WPF into the area of building really complicated...
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Here is a small how-to solution to a very common question. Suppose I have separated my client application to multiple projects, and each project contains his own WPF resource dictionary, how do I use it? Bottom line, you need to merge your resource dictionary to the application main resource, let’s see how to do that. private static void RegisterResources() { ResourceDictionary dictionary = new ResourceDictionary(); dictionary.Source = new Uri( "pack://application:,,,/[ASSEMBLY NAME];Component...
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Those last few weeks I had "silently" been struggling with CAB and Smart Client Software Factory (SCSF). Many had talked about how notoriously CAB is. Well they were right. I think that CAB with SCSF is really confusing, there is no real examples of SCSF and many times you need to extrapolate CAB samples to SCSF. A light in the dark are Rich Newman excellent blog posts about CAB and SCSF. Today I had my first experience with CAG-f-WPF, and god, I was surprised no to say in awe, the documentation...
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You gotta love WPF, it's an amazing technology frightfully overwhelming but so overwhelming powerful as well. You can create applications which are so elegant that it's make you wanna cry. Well, I guess all this opening is pretty nosense to you all, I didn't add anything new to you, even if you don't code with WPF (which most chances you don't, but that for another post), you could probably recite the same sentences word by word, Power to the media!. So obviously I'm not going to tell you things...
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