by Keyvan Nayyeri via Keyvan Nayyeri on 12/14/2006 3:46:24 PM
Fifth and last part of my tutorials about XAML and Windows Presentation Foundation, titled Events in Windows Presentation Foundation, has been published on ASP Alliance.
The way that events are handled in user interface is enhanced in Windows Presentation Foundation and .NET 3.0. Different routing strategies, different event argument types and different events let you to build powerful user interfaces which were so hard to build with older graphic user interfaces. In this article Keyvan discusses about events in Windows Presentation Foundation and some related topics.
In this part, I started with an introduction to events in Windows Presentation Foundation then talked about three main routing strategies (Bubble, Direct and Tunnel). After this, I described different event argument types and finally gave some information about relationship between above concepts and events.
You can also read other parts of these tutorials to get a background about XAML:
I'm proud to say I've published these five articles as tutorials for XAML and Windows Presentation Foundation. I tried to cover all basic concepts to work with new technologies to deal with user interfaces in .NET 3.0 and hope they can be helpful for readers.
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