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New Blog by Joe

New blog url: http://xamlcoder.com/blog After many months of ignoring my blog, I finally decided to try and get it fixed. After the last Community Server upgrade something in the software was broken, and I was unable to use Windows Live Writer to blog...
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Building a Databound WPF Menu Using a HierarchicalDataTemplate by Joe

I had a colleague ask me how he could solve a databinding problem while building a WPF Menu. The immediate answer wasn’t apparent to me, though it’s actually quite simple. A while back Karl Shifflett wrote up an excellent example of doing...
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UI Design Patterns Presentation Code + Slide Deck by Joe

Thank you to everyone who came to my presentation on UI Design patterns! It was great to see so many people interested in patterns for building user interfaces. One user group member recorded the presentation on his laptop's webcam; I should have...
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Utah .NET User Group Presentation - UI Design Patterns by Joe

Join me this week at the Utah .NET User Group where I’ll be giving a presentation on UI Design Patterns. UI Design Patterns In this session we’ll explore three UI design patterns: Model View Controller (MVC), Model View Presenter (MVP), and Model View...
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Building composite Applications Using PRISM Presentation by Joe

Thank you to everyone who attended my presentation on PRISM at the Utah Code Camp this past weekend.  Here’s a link to my sample code and slide deck. http://xamlcoder.com/joe/downloads/PRISM-UTCodeCamp2008.zip Note that you’ll need VS2008 SP1 with...
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Composite Silverlight 2.0 Application Library Updated to RTW by Joe

I’ve updated my demo of the Composite Silverlight Library I built to work with Silverlight RTW.  The P&P group has plans to ship the next version of the PRISM library (PRISM 2.0) that supports Silverlight, so I’ve started to use their bits instead...
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