When working on a mobile app developed with Xamarin Forms ( if you aren’t, you’re missing all the fun! ) you might have your own awesome separate library project of custom controls, effects, behaviors, value-converters, constants: You’ve might not been very happy ( to put it nicely ) how you're using your library objects in your app’s XAML, having to deal with all the different XML namespaces and prefixes: So many prefixes and namespaces to handle! Yikes! The issue is not just about declaration of prefixes. Having separate prefixes bloats the XAML a lot because you have to use a separate prefix for every object you reference from the corresponding namespace. In my example there are 4 prefixes to deal with! As a solution to get rid of all the namespaces, a dark thought might have crossed your mind: remove all the CLR namespaces in the library’s code and just have one namespace! But you love your C# namespaces, they give class scope and separation, it’s...
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ReplyDeletelinks to best device drivers books, links to websites \ documentation \ articles on device drivers.
the owner shows its own work on device driver development (drivers with source code)
Shows a possible way and books you need to become a device driver writer.
ReplyDeletehttp://blogs.msdn.com/iliast/archive/2006/10/25/Windows-Device-Drivers-Book-Reviews.aspx
On the same blog you can find links to MS website to very good documentation concerning different Windows NT internals. very interesting !!
ReplyDeletehttp://blogs.msdn.com/iliast/archive/2006/10/02/Key-Driver-Concepts-and-Driver-Development-books.aspx