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I am starting a new project and I need some very pretty controls. The ones that come with VS2010 aren't going to cut it.
This application will be very simple, but I want it to look very appealing.
Any suggestions for 3rd party controls that can help me do that?
Open source or pay.
There are a number of big suppliers:
http://www.telerik.com
http://www.infragistics.com
http://www.devexpress.com
http://www.componentfactory.com - Krypton Suite
All of these have WinForms, WPF, ASP.NET and Silverlight controls so you can choose how you build your application.
You'll find full pricing info on their sites - I won't quote it here as it will become out of date very quickly.
You might even find some specific controls on Code Project.
If you want something completely sexy, I am afraid that you'll have to hit the Graphics yourself.
All the control suites are generalized and for 'all purpose'. To create something really unique, well, no control suite should give you what you need.
These guys sell a really cool GridView I use extensively:
http://www.divelements.co.uk/
The most popular ones are
www.telerik.com
www.infragistics.com and
www.devexpress.com
Have you looked at DevExpress? http://www.devexpress.com/ There stuff works very well, the look and feel is very customizable.
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is it even possible to make a bot in C# (windows forms), that would work like when Supreme release new items, the bot would instantly buy them? If anyone has any ideas please share them, thanks!
The answer is - yes, it surely is possible.
First of all you have to think about logging in on the site
Afterwards you have to have a link on where these drops appear and pass it to the code
Finally you need to just implement a automatic checkout system.
It will require a bit of work and time to do it.
There are already some projects made for this kind of websites.
You can check this link: https://github.com/jg-fisher/supreme-bot
It has an automatic checkout (providing personal details in the checkout form).
Also some bigger project of chrome extension - https://github.com/Paulowarren31/Supreme-Bot
I advise you to get suggestions from there and build your own program.
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I recently developed a win form application in C#. Now application is complete and working fine as expected. Now i want to implement licensing feature in it i.e either user buy license key or simply run trial version that expire after some time. Since i have very few time left in Deployment so i prefer some already existing library that did the job for me. More preferable some open source one but paid version also works. In case if there is no such existing solution then please guide me how to implement that.
Take a look at Eziriz's products. I use both of them, one for great obfuscation and the other for licensing. While the obfuscator itself has good support for licensing, IntelliLock is maybe something you'd want to look at for a robust solution.
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I am a long time experienced Windows Forms developer, but now it's time to move to WPF because a new WPF project is comming soon to me and I have only a short lead time to prepare myself to learn WPF.
What is the best way for a experienced Winforms devleoper?
Can you give me some hints and recommendations to learn WPF in a very short time!
Are there simple sample WPF solutions and short (video) tutorials? Which books do you recommend? Is www.windowsclient.net a good starting point? Are there alternatives to the official Microsoft site?
Thanks in advance for your help!
I like this tutorial:
http://reedcopsey.com/series/windows-forms-to-mvvm/
Also, dont be afraid about forgeting what you learned. WPF was designed as totaly different technology than WinForms. So in some aspects it results in completly different techniques to reach your goal.
A really well done book is http://www.amazon.com/WPF-4-Unleashed-ebook/dp/B003UBAYXE
There has been much debate on Charles Petzold's book "Applications = code + markup" but I still value it.
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I started to write a HTML renderer in C# just as a learning exercise. I managed to get the simple stuff like bold and headers going. In doing so I bumped into a number of problems and I hoping I could have a look at how other people got around those problems.
You can try http://htmlrenderer.codeplex.com/ . This is a library of 100% managed code that draws beautifully formatted HTML.
http://khaos.codeplex.com/ is a project on codeplex. they trying to create wpf-based rendrer.
I forked https://github.com/LayoutFarm/HtmlRenderer from the original
Html-Renderer project, and added more HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. It is under development, and has bugs; test it out, and feel free to comment, fork, discuss.
snapshot: nearly pass ACID1
compare with ACID1 reference on wikipedia
(from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid1)
The short answer is 'no'. Have a look at Chris Cavanagh’s blog entry on how he embedded the Chrome HTML renderer into his WPF application. You will probably have to do something similar
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I've got to get up to speed on Microsoft SharePoint 2007 over the next few months. I need to start from the beginning, so I need to know what it is and how to use it to build sites. Then I need to know how to develop using C# with it (web-parts and such).
Can anyone recommend a good series of articles or books that cover the creation, administration and development aspects of MOSS?
In addition to any books or resources, you can grab free VHD's of a full MOSS 2007 server to play with, directly from Microsoft. These come with 30 day self-destruct though so be warned.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=67f93dcb-ada8-4db5-a47b-df17e14b2c74&displaylang=en
Edit: I've found this to be useful to suggest to people who didn't realize MOSS isn't free like ASP.NET or WSS. Your case may vary, but this is pretty darn useful for experimentation.
Here's the resources that you are searching for.. Hope they would be useful.
Sharepoint eBooks