Create WPF Image Buttons with Attached Properties(hardcodet.net)

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A short tutorial that walks you through the creation of reusable WPF image buttons the XAML way. read more...

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Tracking Inter-Object Dependencies using Expression Trees(hardcodet.net)

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A library that allows you to express complex inter.object dependencies through simple lambda expressions, and have the object graph automatically observed for changes. read more...

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A base class for custom WPF binding markup extensions(hardcodet.net)

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A base class for custom bindings that works around the issue that you cannot properly extend WPF's Binding classes. Basically, it allows you to write binding expressions with the usual syntax without having to worry about the underlying plumbing. read more...

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hardcodet.net - A versatile WPF TreeView Control(hardcodet.net)

submitted by interferences(385) 4 years, 4 months ago

This is a little something I’ve been working on for a while: A replacement (or better: enhancement) of WPF’s built-in TreeView control. The treeview provides various styling points, binding support and a convenient, strongly typed API. read more...

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WPF Progress Dialog(hardcodet.net)

submitted by interferences(385) 4 years, 4 months ago

A new blog around the block with a first sample: A WPF progress bar dialog which invokes an arbitrary worker method on a background thread. The whole thing can be set up with just a few lines of code and provides a nice starting point for .NET developers who want to introduce multi threading into their applications. read more...

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