Hi Guys,
Since we had trouble finding a presenter for this upcoming week, I decided to take the initiative to talk to you guys about the MVVM pattern that exists for WPF.
I also found this cool site called Vokle that lets you create live events on the web. So I am going to try to host this event using Vokle.
Thanks,
Jeff
Monday, May 30, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Awesome video on WPF Capabilities
Hi Guys,
I saw this post of some really cool possibilities that WPF offers to be able to do.
I definitely will be looking into how some of this stuff is done and will be glad to share it with you guys on my blog.
Take a look at here.
Thanks,
Jeff
I saw this post of some really cool possibilities that WPF offers to be able to do.
I definitely will be looking into how some of this stuff is done and will be glad to share it with you guys on my blog.
Take a look at here.
Thanks,
Jeff
Monday, May 23, 2011
Speaker needed for Software Development Community 5 June meeting
Hi all,
As assistant organizer of the Software Development Community, I am trying to find a speaker that would want to speak at our monthly Software Development Community meeting this 5 June 2011, or in future meetings.
If interested, ping me and let me know what you would want to present on.
For those not familiar with our group, you can learn more about us and join us at
http://www.meetup.com/SofDev/
Thanks,
Jeff
As assistant organizer of the Software Development Community, I am trying to find a speaker that would want to speak at our monthly Software Development Community meeting this 5 June 2011, or in future meetings.
If interested, ping me and let me know what you would want to present on.
For those not familiar with our group, you can learn more about us and join us at
http://www.meetup.com/SofDev/
Thanks,
Jeff
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
MVVM - why we need it
Hi All,
If you guys do WPF, you all have to love or loathe MVVM - Model View View Model design pattern.
Basically this pattern breaks from the MVC pattern or Model View Controller pattern.
What I really love about MVVM is the fact that it makes a great use of code use by allowing you to separate your biz logic from your GUI.
Josh Smith has an excellent book ou called Advanced MVVM. I just had opportunity to read through it and I must say it is hands down an excellent read. I have learned a few more tricks of the trade that I can use in my WPF projects.
Karl Shifflett has an excellent training plugin for VS to learn MVVM with. You can find that here For the newbies, I definately recommend it.
All the best,
Jeff
If you guys do WPF, you all have to love or loathe MVVM - Model View View Model design pattern.
Basically this pattern breaks from the MVC pattern or Model View Controller pattern.
What I really love about MVVM is the fact that it makes a great use of code use by allowing you to separate your biz logic from your GUI.
Josh Smith has an excellent book ou called Advanced MVVM. I just had opportunity to read through it and I must say it is hands down an excellent read. I have learned a few more tricks of the trade that I can use in my WPF projects.
Karl Shifflett has an excellent training plugin for VS to learn MVVM with. You can find that here For the newbies, I definately recommend it.
All the best,
Jeff
Monday, May 16, 2011
WPF ... oh so interesting
Hi Guys,
Its been a long time since I have posted to this blog, but I thought I better get back into the habit of giving back to the technical community so I thought I would dedicate this blog to .NET, WPF and Windows phone.
This past weekend I had attended Chicago Code camp and was quite impressed as usual about all the neat technologies that exist out there.
http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif
One thing I think I am going to begin using is Git. Git is a really cool SCM tool that you can use locally in conjunction with TFS or other SCM tool the big corp guys make you use.
Heres the link to the pres I learned at Code Camp: Pres Link
I plan on posting more on Git as well as time permits.
I have also started on a side project in Windows phone development and Monodroid.
Its been a long time since I have posted to this blog, but I thought I better get back into the habit of giving back to the technical community so I thought I would dedicate this blog to .NET, WPF and Windows phone.
This past weekend I had attended Chicago Code camp and was quite impressed as usual about all the neat technologies that exist out there.
http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif
One thing I think I am going to begin using is Git. Git is a really cool SCM tool that you can use locally in conjunction with TFS or other SCM tool the big corp guys make you use.
Heres the link to the pres I learned at Code Camp: Pres Link
I plan on posting more on Git as well as time permits.
I have also started on a side project in Windows phone development and Monodroid.
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