Dave Wheeler

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London, United Kingdom , joined 17 Sep 2007

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• SLOBbing about with .NET

  by Dave Wheeler

  Persisting objects is all about SLOB (serialized large objects), or so says Dave Wheeler who explains how it's now all so much easier.

• The Silverlight parts and states model

  by Dave Wheeler

  Who designs the interface? Dave Wheeler explains that the task can easily be split between a designer and a developer using the parts and states model.

• Deep linking into Silverlight applications

  by Dave Wheeler

  How do you keep a history when using Silverlight? Dave Wheeler demonstrates just how it's done and plays a little Tic-Tac-Toe along the way.

• Iterators, composites and visitors

  by Dave Wheeler

  The composites and visitors patterns can help to make your iterators simpler and more robust. Dave Wheeler explains how it all fits together.

• Dependency injection

  by Dave Wheeler

  If you don't like injections, look away now. Dave Wheeler however thinks that dependency injection is something we should all know about and use.

• Game development using Silverlight 2

  by Dave Wheeler

  Implementing a game using Silverlight is a good way to learn its more advanced aspects. Dave Wheeler shows us how, and has some fun on the way.

• Game development using Silverlight 2

  by Dave Wheeler

  Implementing a game using Silverlight is a good way to learn its more advanced aspects. Dave Wheeler shows us how, and has some fun on the way.

• WPF dependency properties

  by Dave Wheeler

  Do we really need another approach to properties? Dave Wheeler thinks we do, and argues that WPF's new dependency properties are a really good idea.

• “Shaping models” in WPF

  by Dave Wheeler

  A key strength of Windows Presentation Foundation is its ability to divorce information from display, using data binding. But you can’t simply shovel data in and hope it will stick - it helps to know how to “shape” it.

• Have you seen the Silverlight? – More Silverlight

  by Dave Wheeler

  Is Silverlight the way to make your browser based applications as rich as a desktop application? Dave Wheeler thinks so and put the case for sophistication in Silverlight. In this second article, we look at events and move rapidly on to animation and other powerful presentation effects.