December 2009 - Posts
In this article we will see how can we expand and collapse the header and its contents.
A library to host Silverlight applications in WPF without airspace restrictions and keeping interactivity.
This article describes Aggregate Charting, one of the cool new features introduced in ComponentOne Reports for WinForms in the 2009 v3 release.
This tutorial demonstrates how to draw various charts including line chart, bar chart, column chart, area chart, scatter chart, and pie chart using WPF and C#.
In this article we will see how we can make the Alternate Rows of the ListBox Colorful in WPF.
This article demonstrates how to draw line charts using WPF and C#.
This article demonstrates how to implement HTML Table percentage like feature in WPF using Grid panel.
This article demonstrates how to draw column charts using WPF and C#.
This article demonstrates how to draw area charts in WPF and C#.
In this article, I will demonstrate a simple example of converting a List<> to XML using LINQ
The HorizontalContentAlignment and VerticalContentAlignment. These properties are defined in the System.Windows.Controls.Control class that is parent class of all controls in WPF.
In this article we will see how we can group elements in ListBox.
Separating UI and business logic code is a key principle in well-engineered software. In WPF Applications the MVVM pattern is a popular way to follow this principle.
Put your message boxes on steroids. Take advantage of the new-look dialogs in Windows Vista and Windows 7 in your applications and smarten up your UI.
This WPF behavior binds to a developer provided property that determines whether the app/dialog/region is in a busy state. When the property turns true, the background is gradually dimmed and a circular progress indicator animation is shown. User input can optionally be prohibited during the busy state. The behavior itself is very configurable.
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