About Me
I’m a software developer working in the Twin Cities area, passionate about .NET technologies. I’m also equally passionate about projects related to family history and preservation of family photos and stories.
I work mostly in WPF and C#, but I’ve done a lot of work in Windows Forms over the past few years. I have a long history working with SQL Server and have also dabbled with ASP.NET. Going back a bit further, I spent many years working in both C++ and VB6 (COM/ActiveX). I started out my programming career in the mid 1980s, programming in C and in Ada.
Other places that you can find me: Sean’s Stuff, Britannica Geek, Personal web site, Twitter, famThings.com, Family History Blog, The Lucy Show
The 2000things.com blogs include:
Well, I have to admit that presenting the information in that organized manner following topic by topic in small chunks is absolutely creative way presenting the info to other programmers. In my modest opinion, I can even grasp the concepts much faster than I do with reading a WPF book.
Thank you
Thanks!
Great job Sean!! Thanks and good luck
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Excellent blog for learning WPF. I am new programmer and was looking for such a blog which explains each little things in detail. Thanks for making this blog. If there is any way I can also be useful, let me know.
hello sean, i am a new programmer and was looking for such a wonderful blog like you which explains each little things in detail. Thanks for making this blog ,how are writing an excellent blogs
thank you………………..
It’s absolutely stunning work what you’ve done and what you’re doing Sean.
Thank you for your gift to community!
Hey! Great site you have there, Sean.
Excellent C# and WPF knowledge centralizer together with StackOverflow and Code Project.
Thanks!
Great site! Love the format!
Can you do ones for LINQ, ASP MVC, Razor and Regular Expressions
Just some ideas
Thanks Nikhil. All of these topics are good ideas, good candidates for a blog following the “bite-sized chunk” format. I likely won’t cover any of them in this blog, since it’s limited to WPF (and some Visual Studio stuff). I’ll eventually get to LINQ in the C# blog, though (csharp.2000things.com).
Hello,
i want to know if it’s possible (and know-how) using a Page-Based Navigation inside an normal WPF application. What do u think?
For example: i have an application wpf where, on a window or usecontrol customized, there’s a button and his event that calls a pages-based navigation of 3 pages.
Yes, absolutely, I think that should be possible.
thanks for answered me. Do u know how to do that?
Sean,
Just wanted to say how stunned I am finding this blog. The whole format and the way you present topics in it is something truly unique.
Thank you for investing your energy into community.
Will be checking the blog daily.
- ngm