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Using Document Outline in VS2008 with WPF

I have recently rediscovered Document Outline in VS2008. It was something that I relegated, in my head at least, to the world of web However, I thought about a week ago – wouldn’t it be very handy if...

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WPF – where were the announcements?

Well TechEd 2008 has come and gone (USA version anyway) Where were the announcements about new things for WPF? There was a new beta for Silverlight (Beta 2), which is good as I believe Silverlight will...

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WPF Animations – Slow down then speed up

One thing that struck me when I was first looking at the AccelerationRatio and DecelerationRatio properties in animations, was whether they could be combined to give the animation a double wobble?!? Of...

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WPF Animations – FillBehaviour property

FillBehaviour is a handy little property when you are doing animations. It specifies what happens when the animation ends. It’s actually an enum, and you can specify the following values: HoldEnd Stop...

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WPF Animations – RepeatBehaviour property

The RepeatBehaviour property allows you to specify how long the animation will repeat. You can do this either as a TimeSpan or you can choose to specify Forever. If you specify Forever, funnily enough...

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WPF Animations – KeyFrame animations

With WPF animations, as well as linear ones you can also have keyframe animations. What are keyframe animations? Well, they allow you to control the animation changes of state completely. You specify...

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WPF Animations – PointAnimationUsingKeyFrames

Another key aspect to WPF animations is the ability to specify point movements. What do I mean by that? Well a point can be defined as a x and a y co-ordinate, and a movement is simply an animation....

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