In WPF and Silverlight, you can separate your UI logic into a set of Command classes that facilitate loose coupling, testable designs, and reusability. An ideal application would remove all coding ...
In the previous article, I walked through the basics of using Visual Studio to easily create a UI using some drag-and-drop controls that set up the front end of the UI. From there, we took the XAML ...
WPF makes it very easy to load non-executable resources at run time -- including a complete UI in XAML. Here's how to leverage that functionality to create applications that you can customize without ...
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