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Windows 8 Special Issue 2012

Business developers will continue to build new Windows Presentation Foundation and Silverlight applications in the years to come. This article shows you what you can do to make porting, reuse or dual targeting reasonable when considering Windows Store applications.

Many people will not be able to upgrade to Windows 8 right away for various reasons. However, there is nothing to stop you from designing your WPF applications to have a similar look and feel.

This article shows how to register and manage System-Global hotkeys in WinForm and WPF applications and performing some keyboard manipulation from your app.

A drawing tool program that can create simplifyed XAML code

A WPF control and FlowDocument to display Trace output in a running application.

How to draw muliline formatted text on a System.Drawing.Graphics object.

This article shows how to register and manage System-Global hotkeys in WinForm and WPF applications.

A simple example of using multi-filters with a WPF DataGrid with MVVM.

A composite (Prism 4) WPF application using Bing Maps to display earthquakes from around the world.

In a prior installment of this series of articles about CODE Framework (“CODE Framework: Writing MVVM/MVC WPF Applications”, Jan/Feb 2012), I discussed how to use the WPF features of CODE Framework to create rich client applications in a highly productive and structured fashion reminiscent of creating ASP.NET MVC applications, although with WPF MVVM concepts applied. In this article, I will dive deeper into the subject and discuss the unique benefits of the CODE Framework WPF components which enable developers to create the part of the UI that is actually visible in a highly productive and reusable manner.