Having some programming knowledge as an interactive professional can set you apart from the rest. Come learn the essentials of C# for creating interactivity in Microsoft Silverlight and Windows Presentation Foundation in this session, and add another weapon to your design arsenal.
In this session from the Australian Virtual Alt.Net group, Mike Minutillo presents his thoughts on connascense in the .NET world. For software design purposes, connascense means the way two pieces of code are coupled, or two things that have to change together when one of them changes, in order to …
From colors to wireframes, this workshop introduces you to the fundamental principles and techniques of application design. The workshop is tuned especially for people who have some background in coding. If you are a developer who is working more frequently with designers, evolving to become a designer yourself, or simply …
Mario Cardinal and Aaron Kowall discuss how to easily test in an autonomous way an application conceived with modular abstractions such as the “layer”. Mario and Aaron discuss how to partition the concerns of the application into layers and best practices regarding application architecture and modularity.
The Visual Studio 2010 release not only adds a great set of new capabilities, but also comes with a refresh of the IDE, now based on Windows Presentation Foundation. The new start page is now fully customizable and the new code editor is easy to extend and provides a rich …
This is part 2 of a series of screencasts illustrating some of the ideas found in “Prism” or the “Composite Application Guidance” from the Patterns and Practices team that can be used to build Silverlight applications in a way that lends itself to testability and modularity. In talking to customers …