GMap.NET - Great Maps for Windows Forms and Presentation
GMap.NET is a powerful, free, cross platform, Open Source .NET control. It enables the use of routing, geocoding, and maps from Google, Yahoo!, OpenStreet in Windows Forms and Presentation, and supports caching!
User Customizable ToolStrip with Drag and Drop
With this .NET library, you can implement a customize toolbar function in your application.
PowerComboBox with CheckBoxes & Grouping
4-in-1 ComboBox with CheckBoxes, Grouping, BackColor and ItemHover event
WPF ListView which can do - Sorting, Filtering, Totals, Cell-focus, Editing, and More
Enhanced WPF ListView that is almost a DataGrid
A TimeLineControl In WPF
I have created what I think is a pretty re-usable TimeLine control for WPF. Note it is for WPF only, and I doubt it will ever work in Silverlight due to a Dll dependency on a 3rd party library it has.
ImageViewer UserControl
The ImageViewer UserControl is something I created to fill in a gap I experienced in displaying images on my forms. I wanted to be able to zoom in, zoom out, rotate my images and best of all, not having to scale my images down to make it fit inside my forms.
I have looked around and found solutions such as dragging PictureBoxes inside of a panel, potentially good but it had it's issues. With this article I want to share my work to those who might be having this very same issue.
A Simple WPF XML Document Viewer Control
This article introduces a simple XML document viewer control for WPF applications to display XML documents in a formatted way.
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.
