WPF: A Model First Approach
The usual approach, when building a WPF application, even when using a ViewModel
, fact remains that the views are rather tightly coupled by the model you're using. Don't get me...
The usual approach, when building a WPF application, even when using a ViewModel
, fact remains that the views are rather tightly coupled by the model you're using. Don't get me...
I'm currently working on a WPF project that uses advanced validation for their screens. Each WPF control has a property that accepts a data type for the property you're binding...
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»The other day at work I felt the need to show the user a message, but wanted to do it a bit more fancy than just use the regular, old,...
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