[Updated: @davidfowl suggested using the FrameworkName rather than parsing myself. Thanks!] I’m working on the Caliburn.Micro Nuget package and one of the things that we need is to add a default Bootstrapper, ShellView, and ShellViewModel to your project. One awesome thing Rob Eisenberg has done is provide WPF, Silverlight and WP7 versions of Caliburn.Micro. Unfortunately, [...]
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I’ve never found a use for the XmlDataProvider natively in Xaml for a shipping app, but today a @malevy had a situation that sounded interesting. He has an Xml document structured as follows: <Owners> <Owner name=”’”> <Pet name=”” /> <Pet name=”” /> <Owner name=””> … </Owners> He wanted to be [...]
I had a great time in Frankfort, KY yesterday. We had a great turnout for the Expression SketchFlow: From Concept to Production session. It is incredibly encouraging to see so many interested in building great, well designed apps for all industries and clients (even your LOB apps!). Thanks again for those who made it. You [...]
Along with a great cast of MS partners, evangelists, specialists and more I will be bringing Sketchflow to the Frankfort, KY area Thursday, April 15th. This will be Session I with Session II scheduled for April 22nd. You can learn about everything from Forefront Suite to Silverlight to Windows Phone 7 and, of-course, Sketchflow. You [...]
Lots of people struggle with grouping data and when they do, the brut force method normally takes over and we start creating some crazy super structure to organize data and then do something like put a List inside of a List or a Grid inside of a list. Just think of how many times you [...]