先の記事でマイクロソフトのPete Brown氏がblogに記載したWPFとSilverlightの選択ガイダンスを紹介しました。私自身はこのガイダンスに賛成できない部分も多いため、私が考えるWPFとSilverlightの選択ガイダンスを書いてみようと思います。 異論、反論はあるかと思いますが、あくまで私個人の考えと受け止めていただければと思います。もちろんマイクロソフトさんは一切関係がございませんし、グレープシティが推奨しているガイダンスではないことにご留意ください。また、どちらかというと私はWPF支持派です。そして、仕事上業務アプリ以外のアプリとはほとんど関わりがありません。そのためそのようなバイアスがあることも考慮いただければと思います。 比較の対象はWPF 4とSilverlight 4です。 開発容易性 開発者のバックグラウンドや対象とするプロジェクトで異なる可能性はあるものの

Ever found yourself staring at the Output Window, overwhelmed by endless lines of logs and cryptic messages? You're not alone! For years, developers have relied on the Output Window for critical build and debug information. But making sense of it—and translating it into action—has...

Ever found yourself staring at the Output Window, overwhelmed by endless lines of logs and cryptic messages? You're not alone! For years, developers have relied on the Output Window for critical build and debug information. But making sense of it—and translating it into action—has...

Blog archive of C#er : IMage. Tap or click "Home" for the new blog. The purpose of this post is to provide an introduction to the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern. While I've participated in lots of discussions online about MVVM, it occurred to me that beginners who are learning the pattern have very little to go on and a lot of conflicting resources to wade through in order to try to implement

An important FAQ. The answer actually depends on where the person is coming from. MVC is a fundamental pattern which has been tweaked quite a bit to fit into various platforms. For instance if you had asked anybody how to implement an MVC in ASP.NET (prior to release of ASP.NET MVC framework) you would get very different answers. So let’s start with basic. The common motivation behind all three is