December 2008 - Posts
John Charles Olamendy shows how to develop a client-server enterprise application using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern and development tools.
Bechir Bejaoui shows how to convert a DLINQ query into a DataSet object that can then be used as a data source for several controls.
Learn how to create a ContextMenu and MenuItems, how to add images to menu items, how to wire event handlers, and more.
Roger Bruvold shows how to use data binding in .NET Windows Forms 2.0 and describes how to use it to bind data to controls.
The ability to support mobile and remote workers is becoming more and more important for organizations. The Microsoft Sync framework has been designed to address these issues and gives a great framework to easily design your applications on occasionally connected architecture. This article demonstrates how easily you can design occasionally-connected applications using ADO .Net Sync services. It’s going to be a very basic example in VB .net showing how you can use Sync services within your application.
Roger Bruvold shows how to separate an application's user interface and code.
Mike James explains that LINQ isn’t just for SQL programmers but is usable by every .NET developer. Learn how take the power of LINQ queries to your every-day coding through the lowly IEnumerable interface.
Scott Lysle describes a very simple approach to working with a GPS device within the context of a C# application.
If you've built a video-enabled application before WPF, you're probably familiar with the Windows Media Player ActiveX control. The WPF library introduced the MediaElement control, which encapsulates the Windows Media Player functionality. Mahesh Chand shows you how to use it in your WPF application.
Sateesh Kumar created an enhanced desktop recorder with advanced features like broadcasting and sharing. Learn about his application in this article.
WPF completely overturns the classic approach to developing Windows applications and adds user interface flexibility and pizzazz unavailable to Windows developers up to now. George Shepherd looks at one aspect of this: implementing WPF controls.
Mahesh Chand shows how to transfer items from one ListBox to another in WPF.
Jason takes you back to those high school geometry lessons and demonstrates how to take advantage of the new geospatial and geometric data types in SQL Server 2008.
Praveen Masood shows how to create a simple image slideshow using WPF and C#.
Suprotim Agarwal describes a Windows Forms solution that allows images in a folder to be automatically watermarked or copyrighted.
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