By Rainer Stropek on
10/1/2007
During the last weeks I have not written any blog entries. Why? Together with Karin I have been working on our new book "WPF and XAML" that will come out in December. I never thought that writing 550 pages could be so hard. However, we finished the alpha-version of our manuscript yesterday. Therefore I have time to write some blogs again. Today about XmlDataProvider.
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By Rainer Stropek on
7/3/2007
While writing our last book on XAML, Karin Huber and I were discussing situations where one could need custom XAML attached properties. Here is a small example in which I use this technique in a tiny little WPF sample app.
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By Rainer Stropek on
6/6/2007
While writing a book about XAML I was thinking about the simplest command line app with xaml...
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By Rainer Stropek on
2/14/2007
I already blogged that we, Karin Huber and I, have written an article about data editing applications using WPF. Now you can ready it online.
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By Rainer Stropek on
10/6/2006
Finally I have it im my hands, the October/November issue of the German msdn magazine with my article "The World in XAML" in it. It is about some principles of WPF programming demonstrated in a sample that shows how to implemented world maps in XAML. In this blog I want to summarize the most important parts.
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By Rainer Stropek on
6/10/2006
This article shows a way how to create a 3D sphere in C# and XAML
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By Rainer Stropek on
6/5/2006
One of the major benefits of WPF compared to technologies like Flash is built-in support for 3d. However, WPF and XAML currently support only the most basic structure of a mesh: the triangle. If you want to have more complex things like a disc or a sphere you have to do the math yourself. In my sample I want to show how a mesh for a disc can be generated in XAML using resources.
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By Rainer Stropek on
3/1/2006
I have to admit that I have a new hobby - playing around with Windows Presentation Foundation (vulgo Avalon). Here is one of my fist self-written samples that focuses on animation with grid, canvas and ellipse.
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