Some WPF Line-of-Business App follow-up after my presentation at DevTeach today:
Great Snippets: Great code snippets I have installed into my Visual Studio for WPF development are the Dr Wpf and Nerd+Art snippet packs.
WPF Coding Conventions: The coding guidelines I use for WPF are a riff on Paul Stovell’s XAML and WPF Coding Guidelines.
Application Quality Guide: There’s a WPF Application Quality Guide in the works. More information at WindowsClient.net.
Avalon Healthcare Demo: Still my favourite WPF Line-of-Business App Demo. Code available here.
Prism: Think CAB (or SCSF) for WPF, re-built from the ground up to learn from past Composite UI frameworks. There are drops available on Codeplex. Brian Noyes, a contributor, has a great summary here.
WPF/Silverlight shared code: Someone asked about sharing code between WPF and Silverlight. While I think it’s more skills than code that you’ll actually be sharing, here’s a good example in Delay’s blog of actual code being re-used bewteen the two frameworks.
hope that helps,
Rob
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Posted May 15th, 2008
into Developer, Microsoft, Silverlight, Tech Events, WPF
with tags coding guidelines, DevTeach, line of business, LOB, Prism, snippets
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