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Rikam Palkar's contributions
Animation In WPF
WPF supports a variety of animation styles. you can apply animations on controls, panels or properties.
Func, Action And Predicate Delegates In C#
If you don't want to declare delegates every time, you can use some built-in delegates.
Asynchronous Programming With Async And Await
In this article, you will learn about asynchronous programming in C#.
Dispatcher In A Single Threaded WPF App
Dispatcher is used to manage multithreaded application. It manages Message queues.
Triggers Property, Data And Event Triggers With Animation In WPF
What are the triggers in WPF? What is its use & how to implement them in your project.
Static And Dynamic Resources In WPF
In this article, you will learn how to define static & dynamic resources, how to utilize them in an application or single-screen wide, and how to load multiple resource files together.
Content Template And Data Template In WPF
This article explains about how templates are defined in WPF for both visualizations and data presentation.
Data Binding and it's Modes in WPF
Learn about WPF's data binding modes: One-Way, Two-Way, OneWayToSource, OneTime, and Default. Understand how they control data flow between UI elements and data sources, enabling dynamic updates in the UI based on changes in data sources.
Difference Between Bubbling And Tunneling Routing Events In WPF With An Example
This article explains how bubbling events are different from tunneling events in WPF.
Routed Events - Bubbling In WPF
A routed event is a type of event that can invoke handlers on multiple listeners in an element tree.
What Is A Dependency Property In WPF?
In this article, you will learn about dependency properties in WPF.
😇SOLID Design Principles Simplified With UML
Frequently asked interview question. & good programming practice.
Builder Design Pattern
As we know there are 3 types of design pattern categories, Creational, Structural, and Behavioural. The Builder design pattern falls under a creational design pattern, as it deals with creating objects.
Bridge Design Pattern
In this article, we talk about the Bridge design pattern, a structural design pattern. It allows you to separate the abstraction from the implementation.
Adapter Design Pattern
This article shows how to convert the interface of a class into another interface clients expect. The adapter lets classes work together that couldn't otherwise because of incompatible interfaces.
Decorator Design Pattern
The decorator pattern is a design pattern that allows behaviour to be added to an individual object, dynamically, without affecting the behaviour of other objects from the same class
Null Object Design Pattern
Null objects can be used in place of real objects when the object is expected to do nothing.
Composite And Builder Design Pattern With A Tree
In this article, we cover what is the composite pattern, and what is this useful for?
Facade Design Pattern
You may have heard of the big ball of mud class, It's too big: encapsulating a bunch of methods unnecessarily. It misses the point of object-oriented programming altogether. The facade design pattern can be used as a rescue.
State Design Pattern
We should stop using the naive approach of managing the state of an object and should get into state single design pattern.
