22Jan

VisualStateManager in Silverlight

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Last year I’ve written a german article for the dotnet-magazine about VisualStateManager in Silverlight. As this feature will also be part of WPF 4.0, take a look at the article, which is now available on my homepage. The article is also available on the homepage of Trivadis beside many other articles focused on other IT-Topics.

So read and enjoy. :-)

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