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July 2006 - Posts
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In part 3 , I showed code for StockModel, a DataModel for stocks. On the Max team, we are big believers in extensive unit testing of our code. It took some time to learn the best way to test some of the WPF related stuff. In this post, I intend to demonstrate Read More...
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In part 2 , I showed a base class for DataModels. In this post, I will describe a sample implementation. For this sample, I'll use a DataModel that represents a stock. The model will be in charge of asynchronously fetching the stock quote and making it's Read More...
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In part 1 , I gave an overview of a pattern we use in the UI development of Max . In this post, I plan to talk about DataModels. In part 1, I wrote: DataModel DataModel is responsible for exposing data in a way that is easily consumable by WPF. All of Read More...
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John Gossman has blogged several times about the M-V-VM pattern for developing WPF applications. We've been using a similar pattern on the Max team, with slightly different terminology (DataModel instead of ViewModel). I thought I'd do a series of posts Read More...
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News story here . This is exciting. Those guys are brilliant. The Windows Internals book is awesome, and I love the tools at http://www.sysinternals.com . I use them all the time. I hope they'll be able to keep cranking out tools. Read More...
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You can get it here . Virtual PC is really useful. It's great for running multiple versions of the OS and for trying out software without risk of screwing up your system. Read More...
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