John Stewien

I've been using V3 over 2 projects for the last 12 months, gradually improving it and adding required features. Seems solid enough. It should be used with a VirtualizingPanel, as...

More changes. I've moved all examples and test apps to an ExamplesAndTests directory. To this I've added an app that I used to Validate the new CollectionsV3 classes, and do...

> would be great to extend the readme a bit :) Yes that is something I've been meaning to do for a long time.

The way these collections work is they create a new immutable collection every time there is a change in the collection, and hand that off to the CollectionView property which...

@heavywoody I'll write a manual test for this on Monday. Would this simulate your workload ok? - start with a ConcurrentObservableCollection with 0 items, viewed in a WPF DataGrid with...

I didn't find much time today to craft an example. So instead I've modified an existing one to add an automatic update feature. In the ExamplesAndTests directory in this repo...

New version released, Version 3.3.5, which should appear here https://www.nuget.org/packages/Swordfish.NET.CollectionsV3/3.3.5 when the automatic build script on github has finished compiling and publishing. This adds 2 new methods to ConcurrentObservableCollection: -...

I've added a new example called DGGroupSortFilterExample. The Grouping is working, the Filtering is working, the Sorting doesn't work, has to be sorted at the view model end, which in...

@Kannagi0303 If you want to do filtering and sorting in your view model that's easy (compared to using CollectionViewSource), just have a property in your view model that utilizes the...

The issue is a bit more complicated. ConcurrentObservableDictionary is non performant in things like BenchmarkDotNet because that is console only, however the IList backing of ConcurrentObservableDictionary allows for Virtualized list...