In my last article Windows 7 Multitouch Application Development (Part - I), I described about how to handle multitouch image manipulation in Windows 7 which gives a very basic idea on the multitouch development. That code uses multitouch manipulation for the entire screen. If there are multiple images in the screen this will raise event for all.
Treeview will work if the dataset given is the Relational Database with proper relationships added. And give a name that describes the relationships well. Add a TextBlock for displaying the header table information. In this article we refer categories as the Header. Remember to provide a unique Key for the object.
We all get clobbered at least once by memory leaks in our shiny new applications. One of the main causes of this is when objects that are expected to be garbage collected are not because we have not (or are unable) to unsubscribe them from the event handlers of longer living (static) objects. The de-facto solution is to implement Microsoft’s ‘WeakEventManager’, but it takes a lot of coding, and adds another layer of complexity to your applications. Wouldn’t it be great to do something a bit easier.......
In this article we will see how you can develop a Weather gadget for Windows 7 which uses Yahoo Weather API for fetching Weather data. The application will also have some of the latest exciting features of Windows 7 like Thumbnail Toolbar and Progress bar.
PlantUML Editor, built using WPF and .NET 3.5, is an IDE for drawing UML diagram using the amazing PlantUML tool. If you have used PlantUML before, you know you can code UML diagrams super fast without struggling with a designer environment. You can *write* UML diagrams in plain English, following a simple syntax and get diagrams generated on-the-fly.
Windows 7 came up with lots of goodies including better resource management, better performance, jumplist management, multitouch functionality & many more. Here I will discuss on developing a simple multitouch application using .Net 3.5 SP1.
Easiest way to handle Globalization in your WPF application.
Here I am showing how you can invoke a method asynchronously using delegates and AsyncCallback.
A polyline is a collection of connected straight lines. This article demonstrates how to create a polyline in WPF and XAML.
In this article, I am going to teach you how to show records in a hierarchical view.
The following article is a simple sample of a scrolling text marquee control for a Windows Forms application.
A polygon is a series of connected lines which is a closed shape. A closed shape is a shape that has same start point and end point. This article demonstrates how to create and use a polygon in WPF using XAML.
Layering is a very useful tool in structuring object-oriented software systems. It helps to organize the types and namespaces into a large-scale structure. The article shows how a Layered Architecture can be applied to a WPF application.
In this article I'll show you how to build a simple GUI Editor using C#.
The Clip property of an element (defined in the UIElement class) is used to clip a region and represents the geometry that defines the content of an element.
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