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Oct 19, 2020

Flutter for Windows desktop

Oct 19, 2020

Building a Windows desktop application using Flutter

Oct 19, 2020

Aug 28, 2018

Supercharge your experiences with the Microsoft Graph

Aug 28, 2018

M365 is a term you'll be hearing more frequently from Microsoft, but for a developer, what does this really mean? In this post I'll show you how you can supercharge your Windows/Cross Platform/Web experience to utilize the vast array of M365 services from Email, Calendar, Excel and Insights.

Aug 28, 2018

Jun 18, 2018

Fody - INotifyPropertyChanged the easy way

Jun 18, 2018

INotifyPropertyChanged is chiseled into the brain of every XAML developer. It provides amazing data binding power, but it has one drawback for me - code bloat. What I would love is a simpler version which keeps my code true. That is where Fody comes in. Under the hood Fody weaves INotifyPropertyChanged at compile time.

Jun 18, 2018

Feb 6, 2018

Timeline

Feb 6, 2018

Timeline is a great way Windows drives a productive user experience. As a developer you can enrich this experience by having your application participate in Timeline in a meaningful way. It can also lead to a greater user engagement because users now have another way to directly launch your app.

Feb 6, 2018

Jan 10, 2018

My People

Jan 10, 2018

My People makes it easy to stay connected with contacts you often engage with. My People gives users the ability to pin their favourite contact to the task bar. Users can interact with their contact through voice, video, and text from the task bar. This makes it quick and easy to use without distracting your flow.

Jan 10, 2018

AdaptiveTriggers

Custom Visual State Triggers

August 17, 2015 in VisualStateManager, UWP, Triggers

A short blog post that shows how to create a custom visual state trigger. The post will guide you through how to create a trigger that will fire based on internet connectivity.

The basics of creating a responsive UWP application

August 10, 2015 in SplitView, UWP, RelativePanel, VisualStateManager, Triggers

This post is going to show you how to create a basic responsive UWP application utilizing the SplitView, RelativePanel and VisualStateManager. So sit back, relax and enjoy!