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. [...]

Here you can find an overview of my (short) projects, implemented with .NET and WPF. If you click on the project name, you will be redirected to the project page, where you can read the detailed description and usage of the corresponding project.

ExpDotNet clock
	This project is a look-less clock implemented as a CustomControl in .NET 3.5 with Visual Studio 2008. It contains the clock control and the default control template, which you can see on the image on the left side, and three additional templates. You can get more informations about the control and the usage on the ExpDotNet clock project site.
Current version:	1.0.0.0 (February 19th 2008)

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 file has a root element that includes all other elements. Furthermore all elements must be nested correctly. [...]

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). [...]

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 with some hopefully interesting articles.

This is the beginning of the WPF series. [...]