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My name is Ash Tewari. I enjoy interacting with the members of software development community and very interested in sharing perspectives and insights with others.
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Using Model-View-ViewModel in WPF Applications
I am presenting at SoCalCodeCamp this weekend (January 30th, 2010) - Advanced WPF – Using Model-View-ViewModel in WPF Applications. Agenda : 1. Roles of the M-V-VM triad 2. Why use M-V-VM ? 3. Characteristics of the ViewModel 4. Build a Sample WPF Application using M-V-VM Resources : MSDN Magazine Article and Sample Application Download Martin [...]
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ChildWindow Positioning Demo