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Category Archives: Xaml
Being declarative when it fits with the Model Driven Framework ECO for Visual Studio 2010
So I always praise this declarative development that Enterprise Core Objects lends itself to. Take the ViewModels – I go on and on, post after post, rambling on how amazingly fast and robust a UI built this way can be … Continue reading
Posted in Declarative, ViewModel, Xaml
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Eco Silverlight–client and server side–how is it supposed to work
The question on the forum was “So what is on the Eco Service side? What are the steps going to be to make a SL Eco project work? Is there a description anywhere of what the plans are for this … Continue reading
Posted in Silverlight, WCF, Xaml
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Styling WECPOF applications and ViewModels
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – Styling WECPOF applications and ViewModels This post is about how to get the cool things of WPF to merge with the cool things of ECO. We need to get the XAML styles … Continue reading
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Using WECPOF in runtime
This article was moved to MDriven Wiki – Using WECPOF in runtime You can use WECPOF in design time ECO projects and in Gaffr.net files. This article explains how to use it in runtime to deliver finished applications. It starts … Continue reading
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ViewModels in ASP.NET
I got a couple of questions about ViewModels in ASP.NET; and my conscience has stirred me to action. I was aiming to finish the immensely cool project that we call GaffrServer and I want to use the ASP.NET viewmodels to … Continue reading
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Using Blend with ECO
Blend is the XAML-high-level tool. It is very powerful if you know what you are doing. Having that special designer eye that helps you to stop messing with something when it is done is probably a very useful skill when … Continue reading