4 Comments
  1. FallenGameR

    In “Programming WPF” book there was no WPF behaviours.
    Are behaviours specific to .NET 4.0?

    • Bea

      A “behavior” is simply the technique of using an attached property to get access to an element’s tree and introduce new functionality to that element. The ability to use this technique has been around since WPF shipped the first version, but the term “behavior” has only been introduced more recently, when Blend added specific support for “behaviors”.

      For example, I used a “behavior” in my drag and drop post from February 2008, but don’t call it that because the term was not widespread at that point.

      Bea

  2. Kai Bohli

    That was the greatest WPF/Silverlight presentation I’ve seen so far Bea. I hope that you’re invited to speak at NDC in Oslo in June.

  3. Shawn Fitzpatrick

    I second Kai’s comment - that was the greatest presentation on the WPF/Silverlight that I’ve seen.

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