CODE Framework Cheat Sheet
By Mike E. Yeager
Mike E. Yeager
Mike is the CEO of CODE and a skilled .NET and cloud developer. Mike excels at evaluating business requirements and turning them into results from development teams. He's been the Project Lead on many projects and promotes the use of modern best practices. Before coming to CODE, Mike was a business owner developing a high-profile software business in the leisure industry. He grew the business from 2 employees to over 30 before selling the company and looking for new challenges. He continues speaking at conferences and writing for trade magazines. In his spare time, Mike enjoys skiing, golfing, flying and playing ice hockey and his latest project is teaching development skills to kids in his home town of Taos, NM.
Skills
- C# / Visual Studio
- JavaScript/TypeScript & frameworks
- Azure SQL Database & SQL Server
- NoSQL including Cosmos DB
- SQL Server Reporting Services
- Serverless development
- Microsoft Azure development
- Mobile device development
- IOT development
- WPF / XAML development
- CODE Framework
- Visual Studio Extensibility (VSX)
- Requirements gathering
- Use cases & documentation
- n-Tier development
- Design patterns
- Git
- Team Foundation Server
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| Closable | Indicates whether an element can be independently closed |
| CloseAction | Command to be triggered when a view (element) is closed |
| ColumnBreak | Attached property used to define column breaks |
| Docked | Indicates whether a view element is "docked" into the main object or not. |
| FlowsWithPrevious | Property used to determine whether the control is to be seen as a standard flow element, or whether it is to be put together with the previous element |
| FocusForwardingIsEnabled | Indicates whether focus forwarding is enabled |
| FocusForwardingTarget | This property can be bound to a property in a view model (or other data context) to update the property with a reference to whatever object currently has focus. |
| GroupBreak | Property used to determine group break (adds a space between elements) |
| Group | Attached property to set any view's group |
| GroupTitle | Group caption/title |
| HeightEx | Attached property to set an element's logical height ("1" usually represents the height of about 1 character, but exact dimensions are up to the current style) |
| IconResourceKey | Attached property to set any view's icon resource key |
| IsStandAloneEditControl | Defines whether a control is a stand-alone edit control in an automatic layout (this control is NOT considered to be a label but the edit control instead and the next control is NOT considered the edit control but a new group of controls altogether) |
| IsStandAloneLabel | Defines whether a control is a stand-alone label in an automatic layout (next control is NOT considered the edit control but a new group of controls altogether) |
| LabelFontFamily | Font family for the abstract label |
| LabelFontSize | Font size for the abstract label |
| LabelFontStyle | Font style for the abstract label |
| LabelFontWeight | Font weight for the abstract label |
| LabelForegroundBrush | Font color for the abstract label |
| Label | An abstract label property that can be used to assign labels to arbitrary controls |
| LineBreak | Property used to determine whether a line break shall be forced before the control |
| MaxHeightEx | Attached property to set an element's logical maximum height ("1" usually represents the height of about 1 character, but exact dimensions are up to the current style) |
| MaxWidthEx | Attached property to set an element's logical maximum width ("1" usually represents the width of about 1 character, but exact dimensions are up to the current style) |
| MinHeightEx | Attached property to set an element's logical minimum height ("1" usually represents the height of about 1 character, but exact dimensions are up to the current style) |
| MinWidthEx | Attached property to set an element's logical minimum width ("1" usually represents the width of about 1 character, but exact dimensions are up to the current style) |
| SizeStrategy | Attached property to set the view's desired sizing strategy |
| SpanFullWidth | Property used to determine whether the control shall span the complete available width |
| SuggestedHeight | Suggested view height |
| SuggestedWidth | Suggested view width |
| SupportsDocking | Indicates whether an element can be docked and undocked |
| TitleColor | Color associated with the Title. (Note: Not all elements that respect the Title also respect the color. It's an optional setting) |
| Title | Attached property to set any view's title |
| UIElementTitle | Defines the title of the UI element |
| UIElementType | Property used to determine group break (adds a space between elements) |
| ViewThemeColor | Theme color used by the view (utilized by some themes to create color schemes) |
| WidthEx | Attached property to set an element's logical width ("1" usually represents the width of about 1 character, but exact dimensions are up to the current style) |
Mike E. Yeager
Mike is the CEO of CODE and a skilled .NET and cloud developer. Mike excels at evaluating business requirements and turning them into results from development teams. He's been the Project Lead on many projects and promotes the use of modern best practices. Before coming to CODE, Mike was a business owner developing a high-profile software business in the leisure industry. He grew the business from 2 employees to over 30 before selling the company and looking for new challenges. He continues speaking at conferences and writing for trade magazines. In his spare time, Mike enjoys skiing, golfing, flying and playing ice hockey and his latest project is teaching development skills to kids in his home town of Taos, NM.
Skills
- C# / Visual Studio
- JavaScript/TypeScript & frameworks
- Azure SQL Database & SQL Server
- NoSQL including Cosmos DB
- SQL Server Reporting Services
- Serverless development
- Microsoft Azure development
- Mobile device development
- IOT development
- WPF / XAML development
- CODE Framework
- Visual Studio Extensibility (VSX)
- Requirements gathering
- Use cases & documentation
- n-Tier development
- Design patterns
- Git
- Team Foundation Server
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