GraphViz is a very useful tool for defining and visualizing graph structures – once you know how. I find it’s documentation on how to use the thing a little lacking, so I’ve posted some instructions on how to get started. For Windows operating systems, download and install the GraphViz programmer from here: https://www.graphviz.org/download/
A short post on how to show or hide a control in WPF by using a BooleanToVisibilityConverter. As a minimalist example, start by creating a new WPF project from Visual Studio:
A post describing how to bind an image such as a bitmap or png file to your viewmodel. In Visual Studio create a new WPF project:
Some instructions on how to get you set up and unit testing your .NET code quickly and easily using NSubstitute. 1. Download NSubstitute Obtain NSubstitute from the following download link: https://github.com/nsubstitute/NSubstitute/downloads And extract it to a location of your choice. It is basically a dll file which gets referenced in your Visual Studio .NET project:
Introduction Some simple walk-throughs on how to use the Boost Graph Library. I find much of the documentation, both online and printed, to be a bit impenetrable. I am sure I am not alone, so I thought it might be worthwhile to post a few examples of its usage that actually compile and work (for …
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A guide to making your WordPress website a little more secure by getting rid of the ‘forgot your password?’ link/text (highlighted in red) that by default will appear on the login page: