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One of the highlights of MMS for me was the hackathon. It wasn’t just because I won a Surface, but also because we got to see our ideas come to life in 3 day...
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Service Manager HTML5 Portal: Show Service Offering Filter
I have a lot of Service Offerings in my portal, so I want the filter to be front and center when a user goes to the HTML5 portal. I did a quick edit to the O...
Service Manager HTML5 Portal: Search Query!
One of the issues I have with the HTML5 portal is there isn’t a great way to do search with the query box. You can add a text box above the query box as requ...
Service Manager HTML5 Portal: Larger Description Text Box
EDIT 5/26/2016 Code was updated to work with Update 3 for the HTML5 portal!
Better Know a PowerShell UI: 50 Shades of Bindings (Part 1)
I wanted to take some time to go over bindings in WPF and how they can be used with classes to simplify and optimize your code. At this moment, events do not...
Better Know a PowerShell UI: Talk to a duck!
If you’ve been following along, you’re in a bit of a pickle. You bought your duck and used the computer to quack at the duck, but now your duck has probably ...
Better Know a PowerShell UI: Quack Like a Duck!
If you’ve been following along, you now have a duck and want to interact with it! Since we used PowerShell to buy the duck, let’s use a PowerShell UI to talk...
Better Know a PowerShell UI: Let’s go buy a duck (Part 2)
Welcome to the fourth installment of my long running series Better Know a PowerShell UI. Last time we designed an interface in Visual Studio for buying a duc...
Better Know a PowerShell UI: Let’s go buy a duck! (Part 1)
Welcome to the third installment of Better Know a PowerShell UI! In today’s post we will build our first UI to assist us in buying a duck. The tools I will b...
Better Know a PowerShell UI: The Tools You’ll Need
Welcome to the second edition of the long running series better know a UI! Today you’ll learn about the tools needed to create PowerShell user interfaces.