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WOWSlider v. 1. 9* Improved Ken Burns slider effect - now much smoother* Option to disable a right- click on slides* Japanese and Hebrew interface translations* Now you can add more than one slideshow to Joomla* Improved support for swipe touch events for i. Os / Android* "stop. On" parameter - defines the number of slide to stop on.* List for target parameter added WOWSlider v. New Stack, Stack Vertical, Basic Linear effects - . Query Carousel, HTML5 Slider. CSS Slideshow demos. Six years of WPF; what's changed? Prior to working full time on Octopus Deploy, I spent a year building a risk system using WPF, for traders at an investment bank. Before that I worked as a consultant and trainer, mostly with a focus on WPF. I've lived and breathed the technology for the last six years, and in this post I'm going to share some thoughts about the past and future of WPF and the XAML- ites. Six years ago, I wrote an article about validation in WPF on Code Project. I also wrote a custom error provider that supported IData. Error. Info, since, would you believe, WPF in version 3. IData. Error. Info. Later, I worked on a bunch of open source projects around WPF like Bindable LINQ (the original Reactive Programming for WPF, back before Rx was invented) and Magellan (ASP. NET- style MVC for WPF). I was even in the MVVM- hyping, Code Project- link sharing club known as the WPF Disciples for a while. As I look back at WPF, I see a technology that had some good fundamentals, but has been really let down by poor implementation and, more importantly, by a lack of investment. I'm glad those days are behind me. Back in 2. 00. 6, here's what the markup for a pretty basic Window looked like (taken from an app I worked on in 2. Window x: Class="Paul. Stovell. Trial. Balance. User. Interface. Main. Window". xmlns="http: //schemas. Paul. Stovell. Trial. Balance. User. Interface". Paul. Stovell. Trial. Balance. User. Interface. Providers". xmlns: system="clr- namespace: System; assembly=mscorlib". Title="Trial. Balance". Window. State="Maximized". Icon="{Static. Resource Image_Application. Icon}". Background="{Static. Resource Brush_Default. Window. Background}". Name="_this". I mean, look at all that ceremony! Class! XML namespace imports! Why couldn't any of that stuff be declared in one place, or inferred by convention? Fortunately, it's now 2. Here's what that code would look like if I did it today: < Window x: Class="Paul. Stovell. Trial. Balance. User. Interface. Main. Window". xmlns="http: //schemas. Paul. Stovell. Trial. Balance. User. Interface". Paul. Stovell. Trial. Balance. User. Interface. Providers". xmlns: system="clr- namespace: System; assembly=mscorlib". Title="Trial. Balance". Window. State="Maximized". Icon="{Static. Resource Image_Application. Icon}". Background="{Static. Resource Brush_Default. Window. Background}". Name="_this". Spot the difference? Of course not, it was a trick question, nothing has changed since 2. In contrast, here's what a web page looked like in ASP. NET in 2. 00. 6 (also taken from a project in 2. Page Language="C#" Master. Page. File="~/Trial. Balance. Master" Auto. Event. Wireup="true" Enable. View. State="false" Code. Behind="Builds. aspx. Inherits="Paul. Stovell. Trial. Balance. Main. Website. Builds" Title="Downloads - Trial. Balance" %>. < asp: Content ID="Content. Content. Place. Holder. ID="Main. Content. Placeholder" runat="server">. Place. Holder runat="server" Visible="false" ID="_download. Area. Placeholder">. Download< /h. 1>. What would that markup look like today?@model Builds. View. Model. @section Main {. Download< /h. 1>. I originally became a WPF developer because I didn't like ASP. NET Web Forms and models like View State. But now, when I look back at the journey ASP. NET has taken, it has made huge changes. From the Web Forms model to the MVC model, from ASPX syntax to Razor, there's been some real innovation in the ASP. NET camp in that time. There have been some real innovators in the ASP. NET camp in that time. Here's a list of things ASP. NET has done in six years that WPF hasn't: Created a new, human- friendly markup language (Razor). Razor makes writing markup fun. XAML has never been fun. In fact before Re. Sharper introduced the 'Import namespace' support for XAML, it was downright torture. Embraced design patterns. You can't claim MVVM here for WPF - WPF supports data binding, but the core of WPF doesn't actually contain a single feature that helps with MVVM; it's all layered on top through Blend Behaviors and third party frameworks. ASP. NET has an entire stack built on top of MVC. Embraced the pit of success. You can actually build a maintainable application using ASP. NET MVC using the default project template. In contrast, without third party frameworks, the default WPF project template is the path to misery. Embraced extensibility. Nearly everything in ASP. NET MVC has an interface or abstract class that you can extend to change how the framework works. There's a beautiful pipeline that you can plug into. I'd swear the WPF team never even heard of an interface, and the only abstract classes have internal constructors. Embraced open source. ASP. NET MVC bundles j. Query and JSON. NET, and it's designed to work with a ton of open source tools. WPF, despite the litany of MVVM frameworks, and despite it being impossible to develop maintainable WPF applications without one, still hasn't embraced any of them. Become open source. ASP. NET MVC was open source since early on, but now the entire ASP. NET stack is open source, and accepts contributions. WPF isn't, and frankly, you wouldn't want to look at the WPF code anyway; it's hideous. On top of all of this, you've got the innovation that's happening on the web stack itself. Don't like CSS? Try Less or Saa. S. Don't like Java. Script? Try Coffee. Script or Dart. There's a rich ecosystem of innovation happening in the web space at the moment, innovation that has never been present in WPF since 2. Apples and oranges and all that. I'm not contrasting ASP. NET and WPF in an attempt to say ASP. NET is better, that would be ridiculous, since they clearly serve very different purpose. I'm simply trying to show how one has come so far in six years, while the other has barely changed at all. I think it's all down to a lack of investment. What's disappointing is that WPF started out quite positively during its time. Concepts like dependency properties, styles, templates, and the focus on data binding felt quite revolutionary when Avalon was announced. Sadly, these good ideas, when put into practice, didn't have great implementations. Dependency properties are terribly verbose, and could have done with some decent language support. Styles and templates were also verbose, and far more limited than CSS (when WPF shipped I imagined there would be a thousand websites offering high quality WPF themes, just like there are for HTML themes; but there aren't, because it is hard). Data binding in WPF generally Just Works, except when it doesn't. Implementing INotify. Property. Changed still takes way too much code. Data context is a great concept, except it totally breaks when dealing with items like Context. Menus. ICommand was built to serve two masters; the WPF team who favored routed commands, and the Blend team who favored the command pattern, and ended up being a bad implementation for both. XAMLAnd then there's the failure that is XAML. XAML is so verbose it's hard to imagine that humans were ever supposed to write it. And that's because they weren't! In the land of lollipops and rainbows, designers were supposed to use Blend and developers were going to use the VS designer, and no one would even look at XAML. Yet, it's 2. 01. 2, and even as Blend has improved most people are still hand- writing XAML. This will not change in VS 2. The biggest failing in XAML wasn't that the tooling was bad though; it's that the language was never modified to cope with bad tooling. And unlike HTML, XAML isn't semantic. It's not interpreted. It is compiled, a serialization format, so there's no real separation of the markup and the implementation. Here's half a dozen things off the top of my head that could be done to improve the XAML experience: Allow XML namespace imports to be declared at a project level rather than redeclared in every single file. Allow binding events directly to methods instead of via commands. Make the binding syntax shorter and more easily memorable. Allow C# expressions like basic boolean logic instead of requiring converters all the time. Allow a boolean to be implicitly converted to the tri- state (dual- state in Silverlight) Visibility enum without a converter. Stop making me use XML prefixes for my own custom controls. The ASP. NET team were able to create an entirely new parser (Razor) for their platform; why can't even minor changes be made in WPF? MVVMI can't begin to tell you how tired I am of hearing about this pattern, especially from ex- Win.
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