Andre’s Non-Technical and Other Musings

I have completed my long WPF project. Well, it was quite an experience. I guess, now I can modestly call myself a WPF Architect. I’ll try to summarize this experience and soon come up with a few blog posts about WPF problems I ran across.

When I perform a search in my project files (entire project), the Visual Studio first searches in the open documents, then opens one more document with the search string, and stops! Why on Earth it is doing it? When I start the search again, it searches all open files again (including the last open file), opens one more file and stops.

But even more annoying is the fact that, in the debugging mode, VS just keeps cycling through the open files even if I asked it to search in the entire project.

After several years I cannot get used to this feature… or should I say “bug”?

I was reading an article today that compared a couple of Microsoft products… anyway… the author suggested a new (at least to me) Architect role… a XAML Architect role.

I should definitely add it to my resume along with a Scrambled Eggs Architect and a Funny Architect.