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Tip: Launch Windows Terminal quickly from file explorer

January 9, 2020 Martin Zikmund 9 Comments

Even though I love the new Windows Terminal, I found myself accidentally launching the classic PowerShell prompt from the file…

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Posted in: Development, General Filed under: json, productivity, shortcut, Terminal, tip, Windows, wt

Tip: Rychlé spuštění Windows Terminal z prohlížeče souborů

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Ačkoliv jsem si nový Windows Terminál opravdu oblíbil, příliš často jsem místo něj spouštěl klasický PowerShell prompt z menu Soubor…

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Posted in: Development, General Filed under: json, produktivita, Terminal, tip, Windows, wt, zkratka

Tip: Curly brackets in XAML Binding’s ConverterParameter

February 13, 2017 Martin Zikmund 1 Comment

While working on an UWP app, I wanted to create a string.Format  based value converter, so that I could provide a…

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Posted in: UWP & WinUI, WPF, XAML Filed under: binding, brackets, error, quick fix, tip, XAML

Úskalí třídy VisualStateManager

February 1, 2017 Martin Zikmund Leave a comment

VisualStateManager je velmi užitečný při sestavování XAML designu. Spolu s AdaptiveTriggery v UWP umožňuje snadno přecházet mezi jednotlivými stavy rozložení tak, aby aplikace…

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Posted in: Development, UWP & WinUI, Visual Studio, XAML Filed under: gotcha, invalid, setter, tip, UWP, visual state, visualstatemanager, XAML

C#: Návrhový vzor Builder s dědičností

January 7, 2017 Martin Zikmund 2 Comments

Návrhový vzor Builder je velmi užitečný v případě, že potřebujeme zapouzdřit a zjednodušit konstrukci složitějšího objektu. Spolu s návrhovým vzorem fluent interface nám umožní vytvořit…

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Posted in: Development, General Filed under: builder, c#, curiously recurring template pattern, dědičnost, generické typy, tip, trik

C# Builder pattern with inheritance

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The Builder pattern is very helpful in case you need to encapsulate and simplify creation of a complex object. Together with the fluent interface…

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Posted in: Development, General Filed under: builder pattern, c#, curiously recurring template pattern, fluent API, generics, inheritance, tip
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