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• July 13, 2008
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  WPF Custom Controls

  Posted: July 13th, 2008, 4:35pm CDT

  WPF completely overturns the classic approach to developing Windows applications and adds user interface flexibility and pizzazz unavailable to Windows developers up to now. George looks at one aspect of this - implementing controls.
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  WPF Custom Controls

  Posted: July 13th, 2008, 2:00pm CDT

  WPF completely overturns the classic approach to developing Windows applications and adds user interface flexibility and pizzazz unavailable to Windows developers up to now. George looks at one aspect of this - implementing controls.
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  Using AppDomains to Build Reliable Systems

  Posted: July 13th, 2008, 1:59pm CDT

  The first step to building reliable systems is to accept that it is impossible. Instead, we will attempt to build a more reliable system from a collection of smaller unreliable components. The idea is to manage failure rather than pursue an impossible perfection. Find out how.
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  Using AppDomains to Build Reliable Systems

  Posted: July 13th, 2008, 1:24pm CDT

  The first step to building reliable systems is to accept that it is impossible. Instead, we will attempt to build a more reliable system from a collection of smaller unreliable components. The idea is to manage failure rather than pursue an impossible perfection. Find out how.