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Essential LINQ with the Entity Framework
Apply techniques for building real-world data-driven applications, including ASP.NET and WPF data binding. These include the LinqDataSource (for LINQ support), the ListView (for flexible two-way data-bound templates), and the DataPager (for flexible paging). WPF Data Binding.NET 3.0 Here we learn about the new data-binding system and techniques for binding collections of objects, controlling their appearance through data templates In this course, you learn to: Leverage new features of C# 3.0, How is LINQ to Entities different from LINQ to SQL? Appendices ASP.NET 3.5
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Essential Silverlight 3
You'll get answers to these questions: How does Silverlight compare to Flash, AJAX, and WPF? How do I use styles and templates to customize the appearance of my application? Well, Silverlight's keyboard handling is far less capable than that of WPF; it has to cope with multiple browsers running on multiple operating systems and has to be more constrained due to the security restrictions of the plugi. You will learn how to create and manage control templates using Expression Blend, and use Visual State Manager to reduce code and maximize design flexibility.
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Exploring.NET 3.5: WPF/SL, WCF, WF, LINQ Training
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Silverlight 3 (SL), Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), and Windows Workflow (WF). How is WPF different from Windows Forms? and Language-Integrated Query (LINQ), Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Silverlight 3 (SL), and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). of the Entity Framework, such as support for POCOs (Plain Old CLR Objects), customizable code-generation templates, deferred loading of related entities and options for change-tracking. Day 4 Introduction to WPF: Part 3 (Data Binding).NET Exploring.NET 3.5
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MVVM Helpers for.NET 4.0
will be updating the codeplex site ( [link] ) shortly, but in the meantime, here’s the project template for Visual Studio 2010. Copy the.zip into your templates directory, mine is located at: C:UsersMarkDocumentsVisual Studio 2010TemplatesProjectTemplatesVisual C#. Tags: NET MVVM WPF I have updated MVVM Helpers against the RTM of Visual Studio 2010. Here’s the file.
Mark's Blog of Random Thoughts
- Tuesday, April 13, 2010
NativeActivity – A Tricky Beast
talked about is a while back here when the PDC CTP first came out (that’s what the reference to some base class called WorkflowElement is about) but to expand a little: The Activity is really just a template containing the code to execute for the activity. It holds the state for this instance of the activity template. Now we need a way to bind the template code to the currently running instance of the activity and this is the role of the ExecutionContext. have written a designer to go with this (designers in WF4 are WPF based). with Maurice for DevelopMentor. 13: {.
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MVVM: IUIVisualizer and event management with behaviors
The type must be a WPF Window-derived type (i.e. This is done a little differently if you’ve not done much WPF work. WPF allows us to customize the visuals however we like, so here the panel has been replaced with a Canvas (allowing pixel positioning), and each item is drawn as a DataTemplate. The template decides how to render each item in the ListBox – the PictureViewModel in this case. Tags: NET MVVM WPF You can change the properties of an image, remove an image or add additional images. It provides drag support through a behavior on the style. par ??
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WPF Data Providers
One of the nifty new features of the WPF platform is the pluggable data providers. This template will give us the format we are looking for: >. Data binding in WPF is extremely powerful -- I am constantly amazed at how much procedural code you can dump in favor of markup with creative bindings. Tags: NET;Code;WPF It ships with two out of the box: ObjectDataProvider: allows you to execute binding expressions against an object and it's methods. XmlDataProvider: loads an XML data source and makes it available as a binding source. State, Age, Income. xmlns = " [link] ".
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Using MVVM with Menus in WPF
The key thing to keep in mind is that menus are just ItemsControls - they support data templating and binding like any other ItemsControl. Tags: NET WPF One question I've fielded a couple of times is how to manage menus, primarily context menus, with the MVVM pattern. It turns out to be pretty easy once you know the "trick". However, the part where people get lost is in hooking up the commands. Here's the trick: Step 1: Define some code behind construct to manage each menu item in a hiearchial fashion. Here's one I've used: public class MenuItem. {. public List. MenuOptions. {.
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Focusing on WPF: How to deal with Focus() in the WPF world
looked at the Navigation support in WPF (which is nice) but ultimately decided to model it around a styled TabControl – each page being a tab and the progress noted through the custom TabItem visuals across the top. Those that are new to WPF might be surprised that it does not assign initial focus to any particular child control – you must deliberately click or tab into a control to give it focus. My frustrations with focus and how WPF manages it have resulted in this set of blog posts. Part 4: Setting focus to template items. Tags: NET WPF
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Correcting the WPF Themes
I'm a big fan of themes in WPF -- and I think it's great that Microsoft has released a whole set of themes for Silverlight and WPF at www.codeplex.com/wpf. However, in using some of those themes, I've run into an annoying bug in the RadioButton template - specifically, the checked state doesn't always show up initially. Looking at the template, it turns out to be an easy fix. The "CheckIcon" is set to an opacity of zero initially (so it's not shown) and then a trigger is used to apply an animation to change the value. CHECKED.
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MVVM Helpers Project Template
To start off this new series, I have created a MVVM Helpers project template - this is a Visual Studio 2008 template which will create the starter project I will be using as an example. It shows off the primary usage of the MVVM library and has directories and references to required assemblies already established so it's a nice starting point for any MVVM WPF app using the helpers. Download it from here and copy the zip file into your template directory. Tags: NET Code WPF See you then!
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- Wednesday, January 20, 2010
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Focusing on WPF: How to deal with Focus() in the WPF world
looked at the Navigation support in WPF (which is nice) but ultimately decided to model it around a styled TabControl – each page being a tab and the progress noted through the custom TabItem visuals across the top. Those that are new to WPF might be surprised that it does not assign initial focus to any particular child control – you must deliberately click or tab into a control to give it focus. My frustrations with focus and how WPF manages it have resulted in this set of blog posts. Part 4: Setting focus to template items. Tags: NET;WPF
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MVVM: Introducing the message visualizers
start with the project template and remove all the ViewModel and View code to have a blank solution. Tags: NET MVVM WPF In this post, I will go over the simple message visualizers available in the MVVM Helpers toolkit. Essentially the idea is that it is fairly common to want to display a simple message from the ViewModel to the user. Since the VM is supposed to be testable, we encapsulate this ability into four services, three of which I’ll focus on here: IMessageVisualizer. Displays a title + message to the user and allows them to dismiss it through a set of user-defined buttons.
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