The cool thing - beside it being useful for leaning what I need right now - is the medium itself - delivering training in the VS IDE. I think that is the part you will find interesting. Worth downloading just to see that in action. You are a great explainer and I think you'll appreciate it on the level of a fellow teacher. This guy has a serious gift. ( interesting that he started out as an MVP and then MS hired him. )
He and Josh Smith are the guys behing Mole 2010 as well - impressive in its own right.
http://www.molosoft.com/Best $50 I've spent in a while.
>It looks interesting. I'm not doing any WPF development right now, but I've bookmarked that link in case I ever need to start getting heavily into WPF. Thanks for posting!
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>>Once in a while you run across something that is just what you need just when you need it. And sometimes it exceeds all expectations.
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>>I used this fellow's XAML Snippet tool and now I find this as I am trying to pick my way through MVVM frameworks.
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>>Even if you don't plan to use MVVM ( or don't know what it is ) check this out just to see something very cool operating in the VS 2010 IDE ( you don't even need that - on this link there is a link to a video where he shows you In the Box in action.
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http://karlshifflett.wordpress.com/2010/11/07/in-the-box-ndash-mvvm-training/
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