http://www.experience-dotnet.com A blog about .NET and programming technologies. Wed, 20 Feb 2008 11:52:22 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A few minutes ago I read a nice article on ScottGu's blog, published on Tuesday, February 19, 2008. In this article he wrote about the future improvements and features, addressed to the client development in .NET 3.5 with Visual Studio 2008. http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/02/20/net-35-client-product-roadmap/ Hello everybody, after my birthday last weekend and over two weeks without any article posted, I think it's time to go on with the WPF article series and with my first little "hello world" project. http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/02/19/my-first-small-wpf-project/ As I wrote some days ago in the WPF Part 6, XamlPad is a good way to view the written XAML in real time. But I asked myself, if there are alternatives available: As mentioned above, XamlPad is a good way to view your XAML code. But there are some disadvantages. ... http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/02/02/some-alternatives-to-xamlpad/ Today I found a really interesting article on www.windowsclient.net. They ask themselves the question when to adopt windows presentation foundation in a project or in an organization. Is there a technology which is superior to the other one and how could we make the best possible choice? http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/02/01/windows-forms-20-vs-windows-presentation-foundation/ This article is a short introduction and overview of XamlPad and it's features. With XamlPad you can easily test your XAML code snippets at real time. Unlike the XAML designer in Visual Studio 2008, it's lightweight, very fast and thereby a great way to view the results of your GUI ... http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/01/28/wpf-part-6-working-with-xamlpad/ In this article I will show you some methods to process XAML. With "process" I mean the abilities to use the visual and the logical element tree and the possibilities to write and read XAML. http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/01/26/wpf-part-5-processing-xaml/ This is only a short article, because there aren't so many things left at XAML I could talk about, but I think, it would be better to separate them from the last part of this series. Ok, what I'm talking about? I will write about the built-in markup and language extensions ... http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/01/24/wpf-part-4-a-closer-look-at-xaml/ After I've learned much about the possibilities XAML and the WPF can give us developers, I would like to review the basic concepts of XAML. As I mentioned in the last article and as you'll see at first glance, XAML is based on XML. This means that every XAML ... http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/01/22/wpf-part-3-the-basic-concepts-of-xaml/ A huge change in WPF and the way a developer creates a GUI for an application is XAML (eXtensible Application Markup Language). It's an declarative XML-based language used to describe an GUI in WPF or a workflow in Windows Workflow Foundation (WF). http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/01/20/wpf-part-2-possibilities-with-xaml/ Hello everybody, it's done! No no... not the whole WPF article series and the other stuff I would blog about :). After one and a half week I think I became just enough acquainted with WordPress and the plugin system it uses. I think I'm ready to fill my technical blog ... http://www.experience-dotnet.com/2008/01/18/wpf-part-1-preamble-and-requirements/