After dealing with lost settings, an unclear upgrade path, and my own confusion surrounding the magic of Settings in a .NET client application, I decided to build my own. You’re probably familiar with this UI in Visual Studio. It hasn’t changed much since it was first created: A list of properties, data type, scope and [...]

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I’m using a progress bar in a small WPF application I’m working on and noticed that the Private Working Set for my application seemed higher than I expected. My application, once simplified down to it’s most basic element, consisted of: Window, Grid, ProgressBar On my Windows 7 x64 machine, running the application uses around 29MB [...]

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Dr. WPF has a new article about the new Editable Collection in .NET 3.5 SP1. There’s a new interface, IEditableObject which much of the magic is based on. It provides developers a method to add the concept of a transaction to a CollectionView based collection.

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