Advanced ClientSide TreeView v1.5
This article explains the use of TreeView control developed in JavaScript. As you all may be familiar with the existing ASP.net TreeView provided with .Net framework, this control actually tries to mimic the same in coding style. So, developers who have worked on ASP.Net TreeView control would find it much easier to implement.
Making Custom Controls Accessible
While custom controls are introduced every day, not all of them are easily accessible.This article provides a quick summary of Microsoft® technologies that help make Win32-based custom controls programmatically accessible. Techniques range from implementing UI Automation, to creating or overriding properties with Dynamic Annotation, to using the new IAccessibleEx interface to close the gap between UI Automation and Microsoft Active Accessibility.
A WPF Pie Chart with Data Binding support
This article describes the development of a pie chart user control for WPF that uses data binding. The pie chart is not backed by its own model, rather, it binds directly to your data objects. This has the big advantage that the WPF framework takes care of handling events that relate to changes in the bound data, updating the pie chart view accordingly.
CueProvider
CueProvider is a lightweight class that lets you set a cue banner (the grey prompt text that automatically disappears when you begin to type) in a TextBox control.
Global Mouse and Keyboard Library
This article explains how to use the mouse and keyboard library that I have created. This library consists of two things: global mouse and keyboard hooks, and global mouse and keyboard simulators.
The global hooks contain a set of events that follow the .NET event model, so they should be very simple to use if you've done anything with events before.
The simulators will actually simulate mouse movements, clicks, keyboard presses, etc. This can be useful for macro recording (which is one of the sample projects), and of course, messing with your friends.
Password Strength Control
This article is about a Password Strength control, which can be used in password dialogs and login windows in Windows based .NET applications. If you want, you can use it as a progress bar control as well. This control can be shaped to different styles and can be extended, if needed.
An advanced rendering class
Many beginners in the C# or VB.NET development category sometimes want to be able to apply themes or styles to their application. This rendering class allows you to easily customize the appearance of your C#/VB.NET applications. This was inspired by the Office2007Renderer, which enables you to apply a multitude of Office 2007 styles to an application. After I began using Office2007Renderer, I found that some of the drawing functions caused severe lag on my applications. So, I took it into my own hands to develop a new Office2007Renderer of my own. From there, it developed into a fully editable class.
WPF.JoshSmith
A free library of controls and utility classes for use in WPF applications.
Developing an Autofilter ListView
Microsoft Excel has a very useful auto-filter function. With this function enabled on a column, the user is able to select filters from a drop-down list, which when selected, are applied to the column. This article describes how to add similar filter functionality to the WPF ListView control.
FTP Client and HttpFileDownloader Components
Once I needed a simple, open source and robust FTP client to include in my project. To my surprise I was not able to find one in spite of many FTP clients that were published on various websites. So what appeared to be a problem? The problem was the quality: simply the published projects were all just demos. There was no quality FTP clients...