Extensible Application Markup Language is the user interface markup language for the Windows Presentation Foundation, one of the pillars of the Microsoft .Net framework. The concept is similar to the ...

The DXGauge Suite delivers more than 20 built-in models, each defining a consistent look-and-feel for all gauge elements. These models contain element colors and element shapes, sizes and other ...

I spoke to Infragistics today about their upcoming release (Monday, but I got approval to blog something ahead of time) on Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) controls. Many of you probably know ...

At Build 2017, Microsoft showed off the cross-platform power of its .NET framework, by demonstrating how apps could be easily created on a Windows PC and work on iOS, Android, and Windows all through ...

WPF provides the richest environment for developers to incorporate standalone validation classes into their user interfaces—and for business object developers to support an application's user ...

Visual Studio 2008, codenamed Orcas, has been in development since before the release of its predecessor, Visual Studio 2005. The new version is aimed at, and has been developed alongside, Windows ...

We all remember Silverlight, Microsoft’s answer to Adobe’s Flash. The remnant of an ambitious plan to have .Net code running everywhere, it mixed the familiar C# and XAML with browsers. The result was ...

There’s a lot of focus on WebAssembly at the moment, as an alternative to JavaScript and as a way of delivering more-complex, more-powerful user experiences in progressive web applications and inside ...