ObservableCollection<T> now part of .NET 4 (No need to reference WPF) 22 March 2010 Peter-Himschoot .NET Development, VS2010, WPF/Silverlight ObservableCollection<T> is a generic collection added as part of WPF and Silverlight. WinForms has BindingList<T>. So writing code that targets both WinForms and WPF would mean using BindingList<T> (the common thing) and writing code targetting WPF and Silverlight would mean Observ... [More]
Using Model-View-ViewModel with WPF 20 March 2010 Peter-Himschoot .NET Development, WPF/Silverlight In this blog post I want to show my way of implementing the Model-View-ViewModel pattern for WPF. I hope it serves as a simple example for those of you who want to start using it. The advantage of MVVM is that the view, which is a WPF thing, doesn’t contain any code. Instead the view uses a lot of ... [More]
Using the WPF Visualizer in Visual Studio 2010 23 January 2010 Peter-Himschoot VS2010, WPF/Silverlight Visual Studio 2010 now has a cool little feature I want to show you. When you’re debugging WPF applications, you sometimes need to see the controls and their hierarchy. Now with VS2010 this is easy. Simply use the magnifying class (the visualizer feature) and select the WPF Tree Visualizer: ... [More]
More Silverlight Controls 23 June 2007 Peter-Himschoot WPF/Silverlight More Silverlight Controls [More]
WPF & Silverlight tutorials 19 June 2007 Peter-Himschoot WPF/Silverlight WPF & Silverlight tutorials [More]