Imagine you have a table that contains the names of employees. You want to build a string that lists all of the names, separated by commas. You could do it the long, clunky way of declaring a cursor or implementing your own while loop, or you could do it this much simpler way.

Enabling spellchecking on TextBox and RichTextBox controls is so simple in WPF, and it works just like in Microsoft office!

How to invert a bit without using conditional logic

My latest challenge is to learn everything there is about Sitefinity. When I first came to Falafel, one of my first assignments was to update some of Falafel's DNN modules, one of which was QuoteMax. This was a simple module that would manage a list of quotes and would pick one for display upon each page load. Of course, you might have a hard time saying any DNN module development was simple. In any case, this simple control would be my first try at custom Sitefinity development.

I am very proud to announce that our CTO, John Waters was nominated for the Kerzner International Project Manager of the year Award.

The purpose of the Kerzner International Project Manager of the Year™ Award is to recognize a project manager who has exemplified superior performance and outstanding project management methods, skills, and techniques, and their important contributions in business, industry, government community or not-for-profit environments. The award, established in 2006 by IIL, is named in honor of Dr. Harold Kerzner, Professor of Systems Management at Baldwin-Wallace College. He is a globally recognized expert on project management, total quality management, and strategic planning and the author of the best-selling books about project management.

John has been an incredible asset to Falafel during the last 5 years and his leadership and Project Management ability have pushed the company to new heights and still growing.

Congratulations! John for the nomination and best of luck.  I don't know anyone more deserving of this award!

Last week I went to PAX for the second time and here is what I have to say about it.

In a recent post, I explained how to use WPF validation rules and error templates to validate user input and provide meaningful feedback for invalid input in the form of tooltips. But what if you need to have a non-error tooltip as well?