This blog post provides step-by-step instructions for creating a user control, which exposes bindable properties, in WPF and Silverlight. The post covers dependency properties, and how to manage DataContext inheritance.
In my previous posts about Kinect I've showed how to get started, how to change Angles and more cool stuff, but now it's time to start working on the real things, how to enable Kinect to your environment, I'm talking about PC.
This blog post is re-posted from www.eriklieben.com. Looking at the file tab of Word 2010, I’ve wondered if a WPF tab control could be transformed to this layout. At first, this felt like something that could never be done, without doing a lot of magic or building it from scratch...
The basics of the Windows Ribbon Framework - a rich command presentation system that provides a modern alternative to the layered menus, toolbars, and task panes of traditional Windows applications.
