.NET & Windows

Building a WPF Application: Part 1

I actually meant to say in my last post that I had investigated the API options for FriendFeed and they have a C# wrapper already available here. It's packaged...

0 replies - 1097 views - 01/05/09 by bennage in News

Silverlight 2 - Drag and Drop Part 1 of 2

I have started to do more videos, this is a two part series on drag and drop. This first part is very basic drag and drop scenario, its built around the...

0 replies - 1345 views - 01/01/09 by XamlMammal in Videos

Building a WPF Application: Part 0

In a rather indirect way, I was inspired by a commenter on one of Scott Hanselman's posts to begin a series that walks through building a WPF application from

1 replies - 991 views - 12/31/08 by bennage in News

Making the Entity Framework Fit Your Domain - Part 1

I'm assuming that like myself, many of you out there work for companies that base much of their IT infrastructure (or at least software development tools)...

1 replies - 2146 views - 12/29/08 by justin_etheredge in News

Silverlight ToolTips – Positioning and Customizing

Customizing

0 replies - 820 views - 12/28/08 by cschuman in News

Cleaning Up Your C# Closet, Making Messy C# Code More Readable

Have you ever been instructed to make an enhancement to an existing project where the codebase looked like the picture above?  I have.  As a matter of fact,...

1 replies - 1260 views - 12/22/08 by Keith Elder in News

.NET Zone's Top 10 Articles of 2008

2008 was a year of announcements, some surprising, for the .NET community. Microsoft unveiled Windows Azure & Windows 7 at PDC, development of open source...

0 replies - 2267 views - 12/20/08 by alashcraft in Articles

.NET Fireside Chats - Chris Anderson on 'Essential Windows Presentation Foundation'

DZone recently had a chance to sit down with Chris Anderson, author of 'Essential Windows Presentation Foundation'.  In this interview, Chris discusses the...

0 replies - 815 views - 12/19/08 by alashcraft in Articles

Creating a REST WCF Service From an Existing XSD Schema

A reader of my blog sent me an email asking the following question:“I have an XSD that I am required to use to export my company's data. How can I use that...

0 replies - 2959 views - 12/18/08 by Keith Elder in News

Migrations in C# using RikMigrations

For those of you who have used Ruby on Rails before, you most likely already know what migrations are, and you probably love them! They are such a simple idea...

0 replies - 1160 views - 12/17/08 by justin_etheredge in News

2008: A Developer's Retrospective

 I have been making New Year's resolutions for a long, long time. I don’t even remember when I actually started making them either. Yes, it has been so...

3 replies - 6436 views - 12/16/08 by Meera Subbarao in Articles

Windsor WCF Integration

I've been playing with the Windsor WCF Integration facility today. I've been using a recent trunk build of the Castle project, and since there's been a lot of...

0 replies - 1280 views - 12/15/08 by mikehadlow in News

Unit Testing Legacy Code With C# 3.0 Language Features

We all have some old legacy code from the C# 2.0 days floating around--Legacy in the Feathers sense of the word that there are no unit tests around it.  We...

0 replies - 823 views - 12/12/08 by jeremyjarrell in News

.NET Fireside Chats - Bill Wagner on 'More Effective C#'

DZone recently had a chance to sit down with Bill Wagner, author of 'More Effective C#: 50 Specific Ways to Improve Your C#'.  In this interview, Bill...

0 replies - 2072 views - 12/11/08 by alashcraft in Articles

Using Brail View Engine with ASP.NET MVC

After one week of staying away from this blog and resting for a short while, now it’s time to get back to regular blogging with a new post! Hopefully I’m...

0 replies - 1257 views - 12/11/08 by keyvan in News