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MCTS: .Net 2.0 Web, Windows, Distributed Applications
MCTS: .Net 3.5 WF Application Development
MCTS: WSS 3.0, MOSS 2007 Configuration & App Dev
MCPD: Enterprise Application Developer

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WPF Application Quality Guide

The WPF team at Microsoft is going give us “WPF Application Quality Guide”. They plan to release the Guide in stages, updating and fine-tuning the content, based on feedback provided by audiences.

Current version is 0.2, this version contains -as specified in the link above- more examples that illustrate how to find the AutomationElement object by using UI Automation; introduction to the WPF programming stack and software testing; high level overview of test methodology, planning, and strategies; visual verification testing; media testing; verification of animations and other transitions; performance best practices resources; security testing considerations; a list of tools for creating, debugging, and testing WPF applications; and additional topics in the Appendix about resources for WPF data binding and debugging, and about WPF interoperability with Win32 and Windows Forms.

Posted: May 11 2008, 16:38 by mosessaur | Comments (0) RSS comment feed |
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WPF: Monitoring operations at Zürich Airport

You might read about or watch WPF: Monitoring operations at Zürich Airport application on Channel 10. It is realy wonderful demonistration of WPF.

You can read about this case study here.

I was wondering if I could have the code of this application or be able to have it run on my local machine?! And Yes with help of my friends we were able to do that, it was simple.

I would like to share it, but I'm not able to upload it somewhere. The application size is about 5 MB and after zipping it become 1.3 MB.

It contains an exe file which you can decompile it using .Net Reflector. Also the exe file contains a demo data. You can run the application on your local system or review the code!

 

If anyone interested you may contact me.

Posted: Apr 10 2007, 15:36 by mosessaur | Comments (0) RSS comment feed |
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