Via ActiveWin : The Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 is the new managed code programming model for Windows®. It combines the power of the .NET Framework version 2.0 with new technologies for building applications that have visually compelling user experiences, seamless communication across technology boundaries...
In Part 1 we created a simple WPF application that demonstrated WPF's ability to automatically update bindings and in Part 2 we extended the application to use WCF by using callbacks to notify WPF of the changes. In this part we will get rid of the XML file and move our application to use a SQL Server...
In part 1 we created a very simple application that actually didn't even use WCF. The next step in the process is to migrate our ContactProvider from an in-proc class to be a WCF service. We will then use WCF callbacks to notify the application that the contact list has changed. In order to learn WCF...
One of the magical features of WPF is the way that data bindings automagically refresh when they are bound to an object that implements INotifyPropertyChanged . You can also get this same magic by binding to a collection of objects (which implement INotifyPropertyChanged) by making the collection an...
Via Jason Zander : NETFX 3.0 just went live on the web today, you can download it here . NETFX 3.0 contains Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), Windows Workflow, and Windows Cardspace. You can find out more information about the Go Live program here . Finally...
If you're following along the NetFX 3.0 CTP trail, the July CTP leaves you without VS 2005 support. Although you can develop WPF apps in Expression Interactive Designer (EID) , the experience isn't quite like the VS experience. However, you can use the June CTP VS extensions with the July CTP (minus...