Monika Dyrda
WPF Dev Girl
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Master-Detail patter implemented using WPF
The master-detail pattern is a very neat way of displaying and organizing data that falls within some hierarchy. It is a quite efficient way of creating a custom user experience by allowing the user to start from various entry points and navigate to the items they are interested in. Master-detail pattern is used in almost all desktop and web applications so recently I also came across a problem that needed its implementation. If you've never done that and you like data binding as much as I do keep reading to see how it can be done in WPF :-)
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UX Design Patterns
Quince is a small Asian tree with pinkish flowers and pear-shaped fruit (as described here). But there is another thing called Quince. It’s a great source of knowledge about UX patterns.
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WPF Binding ItemsSource to Enum
I have found a very neat and simple way of binding an ItemControl to enum values. The trick is to use an ObjectDataProvider class which enables the creation of a XAML object available as a binding source.
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WPF Control content with curly braces
For some people it is obvious but for me it was quite a discovery when I’ve found out how to insert curly braces into a Text or Content of a control. Surely you can’t simply write:
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Merry Christmas!
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WPF ImageSource
A little How-to put an image from embedded resources into your WPF application. I have found it very useful especially when working with ListView and creating value converters for it.
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Hello World!
As everyone can see this is my first blog post. I had some problems on startup but now I know all I need and an can start posting. I am very excited to share 'crazy WPF things I do'
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