Someone asked me how to implement a “panel-like” system using Expression / WPF. This led me to do a small take on Expression Interactive Designer itself J . Though the panel system presented here is only 1/100 th as complex as our real Palette management...

Though I am still disappointed that I could not get my own 360 (each time one was in town, I was out!), I got to check out a few games on my friend's console, and they were just awesome. So here is my little Interactive Designer thanks to the 360 teams...

During one of our past bug-bashes, I worked on the very popular (but simple) FreeCell game. One of the cool things I like about WPF is the ability to keep the business logic separate from the user interface - the biggest benefit is you can pull out Expression...

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) provides a bunch of controls that are “data aware” – you can simply bind them against any data source – Xml, CLR class, etc. I tried extending once such control - ItemsControl – which serves at the base class for...

Hi - welcome to my blog! Let me begin my first post by introducing myself. I am a Program Manager on the Expression Interactive Designer team. Though my background is majorly in software development and research (Information Retrieval, Visualization...

Many people asked me share an article describing my experiences in trying to create an Application using Expression and VS. You can read that article here .

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