Personalplaner sources are online

I uploaded all sources of the new Personalplaner to personalplaner.codeplex.com.

For development I use a different reopsitory. When I started on the project I didn't expect to ever complete it. So I chose to host it on unfuddle.com.
When I decided to host the setup on codeplex as shareware I also came to the decision to upload the code. Now whenever I create a new stable version I upload the code as well.

I guess it doesn't allways end as expected. Originaly I didn't expect to ever finish the project. And by now I created 14 stable releases that are finished, useable, free and open source :-)

Have fun!

Personalplaner v2 is stable

The stable version of the Personalplaner is 2.0.1.12131.

http://personalplaner.codeplex.com/

For this version the Personalplaner was completely redesigned.
A complete new Look was created. This was accomplished by porting the Personalplaner to WPF.
The Application was split into different layers.

1. The Visual layer 
2. The Logic layer
3. The Application Data layer
4. The Storage Logic layer
5. The Data Storage

The Data Storage was not touched much. This is still a MSSQL Server.

The Storage Logic layer still uses Stored Procedures. These were modified or recreated.

The Application Data layer is the connection to the Storage. This was redesigned to a kind of service provider so that it could easily be replaced/ported to eg. WebServices.

The Logic layer was completely recreated. This layer now has an MVVM implementation uses a ServiceLocator pattern. With this redesign the Visual Layer could easily be replaced.

The Visual Layer was a complete redesign. 

• There is only one main view in the window.
• The main view can be displayed in a dark or a gray style
• Secondary views are allways in a white style
• When a secondary view is created, it is displayed insted of the main view. 
• All secondary views are designed to look alike. 
• The same user handling was applied to all views. 
• Ending a view allways leads back to the previous view.
• A view can be ended with a cancel button, a ok button or a 'back' arrow button
• Windows/Dialogs are seldomely used
• The content of the main view can be extended with plugins
• The main menu is redesigned and split into tabs that can be selected
• Descriptions are displayed in most functions