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MVC with WF: Part VIII, Broadcasting for all to see
Finally wrapping up. This is the seventh of a series about using Workflow Foundation to control your UI Logic in a WPF application. The full table of contents: Workflow as controller: Introducing <M,V,C> where M: ViewModel, V : WPF, C : WF Part...
MVC with WF: Part VII, IOC on the cheap
Hole crap, this is starting to be a long series!! This is the seventh of a series about using Workflow Foundation to control your UI Logic in a WPF application. The full table of contents: Workflow as controller: Introducing <M,V,C> where M: ViewModel...
MVC with WF: Part VI, Injecting a controller in a subview / workspace
This is the sixth of a series about using Workflow Foundation to control your UI Logic in a WPF application. The full table of contents: Workflow as controller: Introducing <M,V,C> where M: ViewModel, V : WPF, C : WF Part II, starting the application...
MVC with WF: Part IV, decoupling view from controller
This is the fourth of a series about using Workflow Foundation to control your UI Logic in a WPF application. The full table of contents: Workflow as controller: Introducing <M,V,C> where M: ViewModel, V : WPF, C : WF Part II, starting the application...
MVC with WF: Part III, your first view
This is the third of a series about using Workflow Foundation to control your UI Logic in a WPF application. The full table of contents: Workflow as controller: Introducing <M,V,C> where M: ViewModel, V : WPF, C : WF Part II, starting the application...
MVC with WF: new sample application
This is an intermezzo from the MVC with WF series. I have added a new sample to the project, which I hope demonstrates the flexibility of using WF. The rest of this series can be found here: Workflow as controller: Introducing <M,V,C> where M: ViewModel...
MVC with WF: Part II, starting the application
This is the second of a series about using Workflow Foundation to control your UI Logic in a WPF application. The full table of contents: Workflow as controller: Introducing <M,V,C> where M: ViewModel, V : WPF, C : WF Part II, starting the application...
Workflow as controller: Introducing &lt;M,V,C&gt; where M: ViewModel, V : WPF, C : WF
In this post and a few upcoming posts, I would like to present a solution I have built using Workflow as the controller for your WPF applications. I wish I could call it a framework and think of a great name for it, but it does not aim to solve all your...
How to: use both workflow as wpf in one project (workaround)
Just ran into a little bug in Visual Studio/msbuild and could not find any answers in the forums, so I thought I'd put it up here for reference: When you want to use both workflow classes and wpf classes in one project, you will run into some strange...
We have a few positions for a WPF project in the Netherlands
My project is migrating a big (very big) winform application to a WPF (using Xbap) application. At this point, only the front-end is touched. The team will eventually evolve into migrating the data-driven procedural backend to a process-centered, domain...