Articles Tagged 'wpf'
Charlie Calvert
8/24/2009
MSDN Events will host Paul Sheriff in two free half day events in Southern California. He first talk is on the Fundamentals of WPF. It covers basic WPF concepts and working with data. Technologies discussed in the talk include working with combo b...
Charlie Calvert
8/21/2009
Welcome to the fifty-fourth edition of Community Convergence. The number of posts from the C# team is a bit sparse right now since so many folks are heads down on C# 4.0. There was a little flurry of excitement among some of us on the team when So...
I've been tweeting about Windows 7 lately but I had a flash tonight that I should write some of this stuff down. Here's my list of the Top 10 Things Working Developers Should Know about Windows 7 . I say "working developers" because if you're a .N...
Welcome to the fifty-second release of Community Convergence. In this issue, I provide a series of links to C# team blog posts, and to other posts that might be of interest to C# developers. Team Posts Eric Lippert What's the difference, part one:...
This series on updating my Mix09 talk to current bits has sort of taken on a life of its own and I am not quite through, but I have had numerous requests for a directory of these posts so folks can quickly find what they are looking for. Notice ...
MSDN: Visual C# Headlines
7/31/2009
Microsoft docs maven Kathleen McGrath creates a video with McLean Schofield that shows how to Bind WPF controls to data.
MSDN: Visual C# Headlines
7/31/2009
Microsoft docs maven Kathleen McGrath creates a video with McLean Schofield that shows how to Bind WPF controls to data.
It turns out, Activator.CreateInstance and Activator.CreateInstance fail if there is no public parameterless constructor defined on a type we’re trying to instantiate. Even if the constructor is internal (basically, anything other than public), Cr...
I was figuring out how to test the new WPF editor through the new managed API and it suddenly occurred to me how easy it is to do things to the editor that just weren’t possible before. For example, I decided that I like my editor rotated: Why? Be...
Several weeks ago I met with Sean McDirmid from the Microsoft’s Research and Prototyping facility in Beijing to chat about IDE design and his recent projects. Sean is a well-known researcher with broad interests in languages, compilers, and, recen...