REMs

REMs – the new hotness in css.

knockout cart

I recently had an opportunity to put some new knockout knowledge into use.  Tekpub has a very nice training video on the subject, which was a great starting point, so let me show you the result.

TabControl and selected tab index

It was obvious for me that a TabControl in WPF, which is a container for TabItems, has a dependency property indicating the index of current tab.

Plugins in WPF MvvM with MEF

In this post I will show you the way we can implement a plugin functionality in WPF MvvM application with use of Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF).

Cross-property validation in WPF MvvM

In a previous post I have described hot to utilize a INotifyDataErrorInfo interface. Today I will show you my solution for automated cross-property validation integrated with the ModelValidation base class from previous post.

Utilizing INotifyDataErrorInfo in WPF MvvM app

Today I will show you how I utilize the INotifyDataErrorInfo interface to accomplish validation mechanisms in WPF application.

New blog!

I know it doesn’t look new, but trust me, it is.

CSS grids, frameworks and boilerplates

I thought it’s about time to pick a ‘favorite’ css grid (not framework nor boilerplate). I’ve used the grid from foundation (version 3) a couple of times and I liked it, but I figured that it should be worth the while to look what else is there – turns out, quite a lot.

Dynamic fuzzy search with LINQ and entity framework and jQuery autocomplete part 4

Search has always been my most desired feature in applications and if I were to guess, I’m not the only one with this craving. The comfort and flexibility it gives you is enormous under one condition – it’s smart enough.

Time for part four

Dynamic fuzzy search with LINQ and entity framework and jQuery autocomplete part 3

Search has always been my most desired feature in applications and if I were to guess, I’m not the only one with this craving. The comfort and flexibility it gives you is enormous under one condition – it’s smart enough.

Part three is up