C# Literals & C# 7.0 Binary Literals and Digit Separators
Two features that were originally planned with C# 6 now seem to make it into C# 7.0: binary literals and … Continue reading C# Literals & C# 7.0 Binary Literals and Digit Separators
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Two features that were originally planned with C# 6 now seem to make it into C# 7.0: binary literals and … Continue reading C# Literals & C# 7.0 Binary Literals and Digit Separators
September was a busy month – teaching a WPF training, a ASP.NET Core training, and giving two presentations at BASTA! … Continue reading Highlights of September 2016
In the previous article Navigation within Apps I’ve shown a few variants how Windows appls build up their menus. In … Continue reading Hamburger Button and SplitView
With older editions of Windows, applications had a guideline to include menus and a toolbar to navigate to the functionality … Continue reading Navigation within Apps
At this year’s Basta! in Mainz I had two presentations: Vorteile von .NET Core und CLI und Adaptive Layouts mit … Continue reading .NET Core and Adaptive User Interfaces with XAML
After the highlights of July-2016, this is the second summary of the month. Again I’ll try to summarize my blog … Continue reading Highlights of August 2016
Grouping a list of objects is an often used feature with applications. Using the CollectionViewSource and the ListView this can … Continue reading ListView Grouping with UWP
Microsoft released a new UWP Community Toolkit with enhancements to the Windows SDK for Windows 10 containing new controls, animations, … Continue reading UWP Community Toolkit – What’s in there
.NET Core uses dependency injection (DI) intensively, and thus a dependency injection framework is part of its core with Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection. … Continue reading .NET Core Dependency Injection with Configuration
September, 20th I’m back at BASTA! in Mainz, Germany – this time with two presentations. One is about adaptive layouts … Continue reading BASTA! 2016 in Mainz