About

Marlon me = new Marlon();
while(me.UseCSharp) me.Happy = true;

I am currently working at Infusion Development as a Sofware Consultant. I love C# and addicted to the WPF technology…. Here in my blog you will find posts mainly on WPF yet sometimes I blog on other .Net stuff…. I also have an OpenSource project MEFedMVVM that I constantly work on….

I also happen to have the most beautiful daughter, Jasmine; Thanks Jasmine for being in my life, without you my life would be a mess

Besides programming I also like… mmm… what do I like… ooups, I think I need a hobby or something…..

Anyway, I hope you like my blog, feedback is always appreciated……..

Thanks for the support
Marlon
marlongrech AT gmail DOT com

All posting is provided “AS IS” with no warranties, and confers no rights.

8 Comments »

Just a small comment to wish you a great trip to Barcellona and I hope you come back with some new ideas for TaskForce (which is need right now !!)

Enjoy it – make the best out of it and Buon Voyage !

Patrick

Comment by Patrick Bezzina | November 2, 2007 | Reply
it’s nice to find another maltese person blogging about what he is learning.

All the best.

Stephanie Grima

Comment by Steffi | October 11, 2008 | Reply
Hey Marlon,

Can you help with this?

We are looking for a contract programmer to work on a new and exciting software application.

The User Interface has been designed and we need you to apply the design into Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)/XAML format. You’ll be working closely with our UI/UX designer and our .NET/C# programmer to ensure that the user experience matches the backend.

Ideally you will have delivered exceptional results on similar projects, have an advanced knowledge of the XAML format (it’s features and limitations), excellent communication skills, the ability to work autonomously and the track record of delivering on tight deadlines.

If this sounds like you, please contact us today!

Pay is commensurate with experience.

Regards,
Rich

Comment by Rich | February 9, 2010 | Reply
I just submitted a new WPF tool for designing UML diagrams. Appreciate your comment:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/smart/plantumleditor.aspx

Regards,
Omar

Comment by Omar AL Zabir | March 9, 2010 | Reply
Multiple instace of the same view – viewmodel pairs, working as separated instace.

i have run mefedmvvm-70939, then i add a second list box at MEFedMVVMDemo.Views.UsersScreen binded to the same VM, i hoped the listboxes works as diferent istance. I my app i need the listboxes works each with its own vm. what i need to do?

Comment by Roberto | April 29, 2011 | Reply
- You can simple use ViewmodelLocator.NonSharedViewModel. Or if you want decorate your view model with the PartCreationPolicy attribute and set it to CreationPolicy.NonShared
  
  Comment by marlon grech | April 30, 2011 | Reply
Hi Marlon,

I found your profile (Site) while reviewing Twitter. I am on an active search to find a Sr. WPF Engineer to join the TriTech Software Systems team.

I have attached a link – http://www.tritech.com/About-Us/Careers/Career-Opportunities/WPF-Development-Engineer.html to the job description for your review.

I would like to schedule a brief phone interview with you to discuss the job opportunity, your background experience and answer any questions you may have for me. Please reply to me with the best date, time and telephone number to reach you for a brief 20 – 30 minute call. I look forward to speaking to you!

Best regards,

Duane

Duane Hughes
Human Resource, Recruiting Consultant
TriTech Software Systems | http://www.tritech.com
Direct: 858.799.7905 | duane.hughes@tritech.com
Fax: 858.799.7014 | Main: 858.799.7000

Comment by Duane Hughes | May 11, 2011 | Reply
Hi Marlon. I’ve found you though Sacha Barber. I’m using Cinch and as you already know, it used MEFedMVVM to do some of his magic. I really love the MEF approach. But as time goes by, MEF evolves and I think some parts of this wonderful project (MEFedMVVM) may be updated. How could we get all the benefits from the new features? RegistrationBuilder, for example. I think this is really great, but it now seems you abandoned it favoring some other technologies (HTML5). I hope to be wrong. Please, give us a word. I’m in touch with Sacha. He is really busy for now, but I think Cinch could evolve before turning into legacy. They are too useful to be forgotten / unsupported.

BTW, I also have a blog about programming. It’s in both Spanish and English. If you want to provide me with some advice, I can spread the word with your thoughts on the project.

Thanks a lot.

Best regards, José Manuel.

Comment by Súper JMN | March 5, 2013 | Reply