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Several weeks ago, I posted part 5 of my series on WPF and XAML containing some actual VB.NET code. WPF and XAML are so different from Windows Forms that I had to use the previous four parts to lay lay the foundation for VB coding. In part 6, we really get serious. This article is almost as long as the maximum I'm allowed to post because there is so much code in it. In addition to WPF and XAML, there are other reasons you might want to check out this example program:
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via About @ 18:51 2nd Nov
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Silverlight has been in the news since it was announced last year. In fact, Silverlight began as what was known as WPF/E (Windows Presentation Foundation/Everywhere). When Microsoft introduced WPF for the desktop and deployment through Clickonce, it felt that it had to enter the RIA (Rich Internet Applications) market that was dominated by Flash. Because Silverlight is built on WPF and uses XAML as the declarative language for building the pages, however, there are certain differences between using WPF and Silverlight.
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via Developer.com @ 19:37 20th Oct
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WPF is very different from Windows Forms, in part because things are drawn on the output in a way that can make your code fail in unexpected ways. This short article describes how this can happen when WPF has failed to calculate the Width and Height properties during the layout and what to do about it.
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via About @ 5:14 14th Nov
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Part 4 of our series on WPF and XAML tells you how to code "markup extensions" in XAML so WPF - the new forms technology in Framework 3.0 - will automatically use a property in one control to update another one. This article uses the example of changing the size of a text font as a slider is adjusted.
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via About @ 4:58 6th Oct
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For many years, GDI+ has been the graphic foundation of Microsoft technology. Today, there's a new technology, WPF - Windows Presentation Foundation. WPF is usually thought of as a replacement for Windows Forms, but there's actually a powerful graphics part of it that also replaces GDI+. This article explains it.
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via About @ 12:07 8th Nov
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By design, large software applications should be developed from loosely coupled objects. This allows the code to be re-used in other projects because, for example, a business object class does not depend on the user interface components to work.
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via Developer.com @ 4:33 29th Sep
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Categories: Development tools, .Net Framework, Silverlight (wpf/e), Robotics, Utility/cloud computing, PDC 2008, Visual Studio 10 ("Hawaii"), Azure
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via ZDNet @ 16:48 29th Oct
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Categories: Development tools, Visual Studio 2008 (Orcas), .Net Framework, Silverlight (wpf/e), PDC 2008, Oslo, Visual Studio 10 ("Hawaii"), Microsoft Big Brains
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via ZDNet @ 22:37 9th Nov
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Categories: Windows client, Windows Live, Corporate strategy, Development tools, Research, .Net Framework, Silverlight (wpf/e), Windows 7, Robotics, PDC 2008, Oslo, Visual Studio 10 ("Hawaii")
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via ZDNet @ 19:11 26th Oct
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Categories: Corporate strategy, Development tools, Visual Studio 2008 (Orcas), .Net Framework, Windows Mobile, Expression Studio, Silverlight (wpf/e), Apple, Linux, Channel, System builders, OEMs, Resellers, Google, PDC 2008
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via ZDNet @ 15:59 13th Oct
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via IT News Australia @ 0:25 17th Nov
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Low-power CPU maker snatched Internode Ultra bundles ADSL2+, VOIP and line rental Infrastructure funding to drive IT jobs New task force to examine ISP level content filtering Windows 7 fronts wider growth trend for WPF New data centres underpin digital policy: Conroy Axia to bid for slice of National Broadband Network Case study: How Smartpath got into NEC SaaS ‘supermarket’ Dell seeks new CTO AMD vs Intel - How Shanghai shapes up Microsoft downgraded Vista Capable specs to help Intel AVG offers infected users free year of service Unwired launch corporate WiMAX service Recall brings RFID carton tracking online 1000 people, police, queue up for Wrath of the Lich King launch
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via Computer Reseller News Australia @ 0:14 19th Nov
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PRINCETON, N.J. and ELSTREE, England, Sept. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Infragistics, the world leader in user interface development tools, announced today the alignment of its product lines to provide developers with the toolsets to build applications on the mature platforms of today, such as Windows Forms and ASP.NET, and the emerging technologies of tomorrow, like WPF and Silverlight. By re-aligning the .NET component toolsets, developers have product options that are better suited to their needs -- whether that includes building state-of-the-art User Interfaces (UIs) for the desktop or the Web, or both.
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via Red Orbit @ 2:04 24th Sep
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via New Straits Times @ 1:02 5th Nov
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