Databinding In Expression Blend: Forget the Data and Do the Bind
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In this screencast, I show how to wire up to UI elements using Blend. The general premise is that databinding in WPF is about more than just data; it also allows you to connect UI properties, like wiring a slider up to a progress bar. Blend exposes this
is a very useable way, once you know your way around. I also use some cool styles from this
Charles Petzold article and show how, in Blend, you can extract a style and template from a piece of XAML to be reused in other parts of your application.
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Hey, I wanna watch this, but I get Media Error! What gives? Other videos work just fine, so it’s not my browser or system!
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