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Undersanding XAML With MVP Pavel Yosifovich

Dear Community, Undersanding XAML is a very crucial part in writing WPF/Silvellight/Workflow applications. Pavel, MVP, explians this subject in the best way. Even if the language is a Hebrew is a good to see. All info availbale in my blog: http://danielshitrit.blogspot.com/2011/06/undersanding-pavel...

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Daniel Shitrit on 6/20/2011
Filed under: 2010.1, Silverlight, .net vb devexpress developer needed wanted, WPF, vs 2008, silver, XAF, .net c# devexpress developer needed wanted, vs2010, VS 2010, #devexpress
Must - MVVM Part 1 With Miguel Castro

Hi, 1.I enjoyed from this webinar : Implementing the MVVM Pattern (04/27/2011) Presenters: Miguel Castro (Microsoft MVP) http://tv.devexpress.com/#ImplementingMvvmPattern 2.I summarized all this greate webinar , this info available in my blog: http://danielshitrit.blogspot.com/2011/05/must-mvvm-part...

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Daniel Shitrit on 5/6/2011
Filed under: 2010.1, silverlight asp.net-mvc, .net vb devexpress developer needed wanted, WPF Silverlight, C#, Design, VS 2005, WPF, DevExpress, documentation, Visual C# Express, GUI, Best practice, MVC, Windows Forms, demos, DevExpress community, XAF, .net c# devexpress developer needed wanted, VS 2010, #devexpress, .net
Must - WPF Charts - Feature Tour

Hi, If you have not yet used this control in your WPF appaliaction maybe you had missed something (-: Please take a look on my blog, I'm sure you will like it -:) http://danielshitrit.blogspot.com/2011/03/all-what-you-dreammm-to-do-with-charts.html

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Daniel Shitrit on 3/23/2011
Filed under: .net software sw products commercial development, 2010.1, WPF Silverlight, WPF, .net c# devexpress developer needed wanted, VS 2010, #devexpress, .net
Call me stupid - but are the 2010.1 controls now ONLY compatible with VS2010 and .net 4 ??

Hi there I have been using the WPF Components in VS 2008 on .net 3.5sp1 for some time and have just installed the 2010.1 update - however now nothing can reference the DX assemblies? They just show with a small yellow exclamation mark next to their name. I have done a small test in a trial VS 2010 and...

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Paul Toomey on 6/7/2010
Filed under: WPF, XtraGrid, vs 2008, vs2010, VS 2010
All 10 videoes tutorilas - Step By Step - Master DxCharts in WPF platforms using DevExpress Control

Hi, In my blog , http://danielshitrit.blogspot.com/2011/03/allllll-videoes-tutorilas-step-by-step.html I summerized all these 10 video tutorails (Code + Documentation) that presented very well by Amanda .

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Daniel Shitrit on 3/29/2011
Filed under: .net software sw products commercial development, 2010.1, chart, WPF, XAF, .net c# devexpress developer needed wanted, VS 2010, #devexpress
Best Practice - Master Patterns of Parallel Programming With Stephen Toub

Dear community, All info and full code available in this link in my bolg: http://danielshitrit.blogspot.com/2011/06/best-practice-master-patterns-of-task.html

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Daniel Shitrit on 6/1/2011
Filed under: WinForms, 2010.2, .net software sw products commercial development, 2010.1, .net vb devexpress developer needed wanted, C#, VS 2005, IDE, WPF, GUI, MVC, Windows Forms, XAF, .net c# devexpress developer needed wanted, VS 2010, XAF XPO SQL, #devexpress, .net
Must - CodeRush Every Where - With Mark Miller and Rory Becker

All info and full code available in this link in my bolg: http://danielshitrit.blogspot.com/2011/05/must-coderush-every-where-with-mark.html

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Daniel Shitrit on 5/8/2011
Filed under: WinForms, .net software sw products commercial development, 2010.1, WPF Silverlight, C#, WPF, XPO, Visual C# Express, Best practice, vs 2008, MVC, ASP.Net, 2009, XAF, .net c# devexpress developer needed wanted, VS 2010, DevConnections, #devexpress, .net
How does CodeRush help us to work fasttttt while using Constructor in all possibilities?

All this info available in my blog: http://danielshitrit.blogspot.com/2011/04/how-does-coderush-help-us-to-work.html

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Daniel Shitrit on 4/2/2011
Filed under: WinForms, .net software sw products commercial development, 2010.1, C#, VS 2005, WPF, Automatic, .net c# devexpress developer needed wanted, vs2010, VS 2010, #devexpress, .net
Commands UserControl builds with DexExpress WPF controls

All info availbale in my blog: http://danielshitrit.blogspot.com/2011/03/commands-usercontrol-build-with.html

Posted to Discussion (Forum) by Daniel Shitrit on 3/24/2011
Filed under: 2010.1, WPF, vs2010, VS 2010, #devexpress

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