I just noticed that Brad Adams noticed that Mike Swanson noticed … oh whatever. Point is that Infragistic, quite known .NET component designer company, have a quite interesting tool for styling Windows Forms applications. Personally, I’m not using this tool and I’m not event considering doing this. Moreover I’m not even close to do any Windows Form application but this seems to be interesting enough to write about it here. The tool is called NetAdvantage AppStylist and allows creating CSS-like libraries for application. These “stylesheets” can be changed in-fly by the user and developer can also allow end user customisation. That’s sounds really cool. Styles are cascading, so a top level style will be applied to all controls on a form.
Like Brad, I would like to see anything that is using this feature. So if you gona use this, please send me a screen.