By dotCore
via dotnet.dzone.com
Published: Aug 08 2011 / 12:45
Applications are using Isolated Storage for a multitude of reasons, including temporary storage (cached content) and permanent storage (reusable content and databases). Sometimes, it is hard to figure out what's where, especially when the developer operates with lots of files and folders. My solution was to build a small explorer sub-system (if you want to call it so) that will make it a bit easier to go through existing content. The ultimate goal is to build a custom full-fledged control, but for now - enjoy this functional proof of concept.
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