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I'm writing a windows C# application which I wish to use data grid views, but unable to find a good tutorial on to take complete control of the datagrid eg: add columns, add data etc.
I like some of the tips provided here
You can take a look here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k39d6s23.aspx
But the best one might be this: http://www.macoratti.net/08/08/c_pdgv1.htm
I think you can get the idea from the code, since the comments are in portuguese (you can try google translate).
I highly recommend using an MVC/P pattern for implementing DataGridView in Winforms - it makes life a lot easier in the long run, even though it may seem a lot of work to do up front.
Selecting a MVC/MVP Implementation for a Winforms Project
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Does anyone know of a good web-based GUI I could use for database design? It is going painfully slow in Photoshop.
You can use MySQL Workbench to do this. There are many web-based apps as well. http://wb.mysql.com/
Try this web-based designer
Just had occasion to use this earlier today: http://www.dbvis.com/
Java/uses JDBC drivers so widely compatible
Produces reasonably pretty relationship diagrams
The free version is still pretty capable, and the cost is eminently reasonable
EDIT: Ah, not web-based, but...somethings you really can't fit into that box very well.
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So I've been developing in WPF on and off for a little while, and so far labored at making my controls look and behave sleek and intuitively from scratch. The only control suite I've checked out were Infragistics.
What are some cool/sleek/useful/time saving WPF controls you've come across of?
Very nice and free set of controls for displaying graphs: DynamicDataDisplay. Two major flaws - lack of documentation and project seems to be abandoned. But being compared to other libraries I've tried it is the most perfectly constructed.
We`re using the Telerik RadControls! Really good quality, good documentation, good forum support and really cool look and feel.
Check them out under --> http://demos.telerik.com/wpf/
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Does anyone know of a tool to take a T-SQL query and convert it into a LINQtoSQL query?
I'm sorry that I don't know of any tools to do this. If your problem is that you just don't know Linq well enough, you may want to consider this tool. It will help you learn Linq and it's free (but not open source).
Because of the way LINQ handles joins, that is a non-trivial problem. I actually tried in the past, but I just couldn't get the semantics right.
(Maybe I will try again using OSLO and MGrammar. Having a decent replacement for LEX and YACC will go a long way.)
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I'm obviously not talking about a full solution, but just a good starting point for common applications for software architects. It could be for a CMS, e-commerce storefront, address book, etc. A UML diagram is not essential, but a table schema with data types in the least. Thanks!
Check out the Library of Free Data Models from DatabaseAnswers.org -- might be a good starting point. I can't vouch for the quality, but there is a lot here...
Open source?
DB-UML might work for you.
EDIT:
Oh! The MySQL Workbench is good.
The mondial database. Is used for learning about DBMSs. If you need something quick and dirty to bang around.
try this one... database design document template.
very good and usefull template.
but it isnt free.. you have to buy it.. :(
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I need a Datepicker for a WPF application. What is considered to be the best one?
There is also the WPF Tool Kit which has a DatePicker/Calendar control
(i added emphasis because this is the answer)
This is an old question, but for the record I want to point out that this control is included with .NET 4.
I haven't used Marlon's, but I have used Kevin Moore's. At the time I used it, there were a number of bugs I had to work around. Other than those issues, it did seem to work well enough.
If you pay Telerik has a great DatePicker and Calender
I'm thinking of using this one: Marlon Grech Date Picker.