via @dotnet : Simpler XAML in .NET MAUI 10

https://ift.tt/LJ6XfMP
#DotNetMAUI #XAML #SimplerXAML #DotNet10 #GlobalNamespaces #ImplicitNamespaces #HotReload #DataBinding #UI #Development #CSharp #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #XAMLNamespaces #VisualStudio #Tec…

INotifyPropertyChanged vs DependencyProperty Which Is Better? | with Michael Hawker.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGwzQiwGIx8

#xaml #dotnet #csharp #databinding #mvvm #mvvmtoolkit #communitytoolkit

How to bind to functions from XAML in .NET MAUI.

https://blog.ewers-peters.de/how-to-bind-to-functions-from-xaml-in-net-maui

#dotnetmaui #databinding #xaml #csharp #mobiledev #dotnet

Implement ICommand in a WPF app with Metalama.

https://blog.postsharp.net/icommand-metalama
#dotnet #wpf #csharp #xaml #databinding #designpatterns #mvvm #metalama

I have been spending a lot of the past month working on a Vue / Firebase side project, so this is going to be a fairly short post.  I recently discovered that there are modifiers for v-model in Vue.  I wanted to take a moment to cover what they do.

.lazy

Instead of the change being reflected the moment you make it, this modifier makes it so that the change syncs after change events.

See the Pen
Vue v-model with .number modifier by Joe Steinbring (@steinbring)
on CodePen.

.number

This modifier uses parseFloat() to cast the value as a number.  This is a good one to use with inputs that you are already using type=”number” with.

See the Pen
Vue v-model with .lazy modifier by Joe Steinbring (@steinbring)
on CodePen.

.trim

This one is pretty straight-forward.  It simply trims any extra whitespace off of the string.

See the Pen
Vue v-model with .trim modifier by Joe Steinbring (@steinbring)
on CodePen.

https://jws.news/2024/v-model-modifiers-in-vue/

#DataBinding #JavaScript #VueJs

#Development #Proposals
The future of native HTML templating and data binding · W3C Community Groups are addressing much-awaited web features https://ilo.im/14mnqh

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#W3C #WebStandards #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #JavaScript #HtmlTemplating #DataBinding #Signals

It's 2023, and I am honestly perplexed that sending custom request headers is still a pain-in-the-ass with some #JavaScript #web frameworks.

Custom request headers were supported by *#ActionScript* in 2005.

(walks away grumbling to self about javascript frameworks stuck on an innovation threadmill, reinventing #ModelViewPresenter, #DataBinding, and component frameworks over, and over, and over, and over again)