I’ve been using MVVM since I started WPF (I was a latecomer to the beauty that is WPF) and one of the things that’s always irked me is the amount of code you need to write in order to expose a command. I’ll typically write something like the following...

Now that the State Machine Activity Pack has been released on Codeplex (see http://wf.codeplex.com for details) I thought I should resurrect one of the samples I regularly used in the 3.x days to show a state machine example. The point of this example...

This blog post will show you how you can add a custom tool to the toolbox which, when selected, will drop a custom activity onto the designer surface. In addition I’ll also show how to get non-activity classes onto the toolbox. There are many times when...

When writing a custom activity you’ll typically want to provide a custom designer which is used when rendering your activity on the design surface. Visual Studio will look for designers using a couple of methods – one old, one new. In this post I’ll show...