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WPF	WPF.MichaelAgroskin 6 Oct 2011 Updated: 6 Oct 2011 Rating: 4.65/5 Votes: 8 Popularity: 4.20 Licence: Eclipse Views: 28,292 Bookmarked: 47 Downloaded: 701 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A free library of WPF controls and C# utility classes
	BindingHub - A new component and Design Pattern, very useful in WPF as well as in ViewModels 27 Dec 2010 Updated: 14 Jan 2011 Rating: 4.78/5 Votes: 28 Popularity: 6.92 Licence: Eclipse Views: 82,666 Bookmarked: 75 Downloaded: 501 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. BindingHub is the best thing since sliced bread. After you finish reading this article, you will start wondering how you could survive for so long without BindingHub. I did wonder the same thing after creating it.
	NotifyParentObservableCollection (Part 1) monitors changes of its children properties 20 Jan 2011 Updated: 23 Jan 2011 Rating: 3.50/5 Votes: 4 Popularity: 2.11 Licence: Eclipse Views: 44,385 Bookmarked: 8 Downloaded: 361 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. ObservableCollection attaches to the PropertyChanged events of its children and raises the ChildPropertyChanged event accordingly. Very useful when you need to update / select / arrange / move items.
	NotifyParentObservableCollection (Part 2) monitors changes of its children properties 23 Jan 2011 Updated: 4 Feb 2011 Rating: 4.85/5 Votes: 11 Popularity: 4.85 Licence: Eclipse Views: 32,592 Bookmarked: 18 Downloaded: 371 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. ObservableCollection attaches to the PropertyChanged events of its children using the WeakEvents pattern, and raises the ChildPropertyChanged event accordingly. Replicates functionality of BindingList but without the overhead. Very useful when you need to update / select / arrange / move items.

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C#	Generating sequential indices using LINQ [Tip/Trick] 16 Jan 2011 Updated: 17 Jan 2011 Rating: 5.00/5 Votes: 2 Popularity: 1.51 Licence: CPOL Views: 19,335 Bookmarked: 4 Downloaded: 0 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Many LINQ functions have a hidden parameter useful to generate or analyze sequential indices

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Michael Agroskin

Software Developer (Senior) Liquidnet

United States

Michael is a software developer who still remembers punch cards, computers with 4 Kbytes RAM, and 3270s. His personal computers were Apple IIe, Commodore, and PC XT (with the whole 640 Kbytes RAM and 2 floppy drives!!!). Wow, that was a powerhouse.

Fast forward 32 years through FORTRAN, PL-I, Algol, Pascal, Prolog, LISP, C, Basic, Clipper, Assembly, FoxPro, DHTML, JavaScript, C++, you name it, to C# 4.0.

Of course, real men use machine code to write software, but what a difference a few years make! No more mallocs and callocs, GC magically collects unused objects, dynamic objects magically call IUnknown::QueryInterface, Reflection magically gives you metadata and even generates help files, WPF magically binds stuff together...

Read some of Michael's articles here.

BindingHub (a WPF component and a design pattern) [^].

Notifying parent of changes to children's properties [^].

Point-In-Time database (coming soon)

Composite Menus and other ItemsControls (coming soon)

Adorners framework (coming soon)

Drag-n-drop data transfer framework (coming soon)

Converters and MarkupExtensions (coming soon)

Download complete WPF library [^].