Keep it up, man! Love the series so far. I'm new to desktop app development in C# then decided to take Avalonia and learn it. Your videos help me a LOT.. Thank you :)
Hello Mama Dev ! Nice Series indeed , love it. Could you make one episode to dig into the FRAME management into the same or different windows and the Application State management to be able to keep, transfer, save data between windows/frame/global apps ... ! thanks !
Hey thanks!! About application state management, I was reading this page on the docs docs.avaloniaui.net/docs/concepts/reactiveui/data-persistence, I might investigate further in the future. Regarding Frame Management, do you have any examples I can have a look at? even in WPF.
I dig the web for tutorials and I noticed a lack in resources of Avalonia UI interface, I am shocked by the amount knowledge you have in this aspect although you are saying that you are a beginner yourself :) , thanks for your efforts, please keep going.... It will be awesome if you show some examples about dealing with database such as SQlite using Avalonia UI, especially concepts of CRUD using datagrid for instance , how to deal with main table view, and how to deal with main \ sub table view in the best way
Very helpful series for me. Working on my first Avalonia app and this touches on a problem I'm having. I'm building out my services (views, viewmodels and one async api service) in OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, I'm using the DependencyInjection library you introduced a few videos ago. I'd like to prevent showing the UI until everything is built out and the API service is ready. Currently I have to link my ViewModels to the View's DataContext in the Loaded event because the Ioc GetService isn't finished setting up until then. How can get notified when the initialization of the services is complete? I've had to use static instances instead of DI, I'd like to do it all with DI.
If I understood your question, i think i might have had the same issue. I've notices that sometimes the DI container tries to initialize dependencies even BEFORE requiring them explicitly, especially if there are singleton involved. I was preparing a question for the community toolkit maintainers, but i wanted to be sure it was a real issue before. In my case, I just had to register the service as Scoped instead of Singleton, and the deferred the initialization to when I actually require the services (allowing me to have some sort of spinner or loading page). In case you're having a different issue, feel free to post a code snippet so we can have a better idea.
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Keep it up, man! Love the series so far.
I'm new to desktop app development in C# then decided to take Avalonia and learn it.
Your videos help me a LOT.. Thank you :)
Thank you. This means A LOT to me!
Thank you! Waiting for more videos soon!...
Hello Mama Dev ! Nice Series indeed , love it. Could you make one episode to dig into the FRAME management into the same or different windows and the Application State management to be able to keep, transfer, save data between windows/frame/global apps ... ! thanks !
Hey thanks!! About application state management, I was reading this page on the docs docs.avaloniaui.net/docs/concepts/reactiveui/data-persistence, I might investigate further in the future. Regarding Frame Management, do you have any examples I can have a look at? even in WPF.
I dig the web for tutorials and I noticed a lack in resources of Avalonia UI interface, I am shocked by the amount knowledge you have in this aspect although you are saying that you are a beginner yourself :) , thanks for your efforts, please keep going.... It will be awesome if you show some examples about dealing with database such as SQlite using Avalonia UI, especially concepts of CRUD using datagrid for instance , how to deal with main table view, and how to deal with main \ sub table view in the best way
Hey, thanks for your kind words 🙏
And yes, videos about DataGrid and Storage are definitely on my list.
Very helpful series for me. Working on my first Avalonia app and this touches on a problem I'm having. I'm building out my services (views, viewmodels and one async api service) in OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted, I'm using the DependencyInjection library you introduced a few videos ago. I'd like to prevent showing the UI until everything is built out and the API service is ready. Currently I have to link my ViewModels to the View's DataContext in the Loaded event because the Ioc GetService isn't finished setting up until then. How can get notified when the initialization of the services is complete? I've had to use static instances instead of DI, I'd like to do it all with DI.
If I understood your question, i think i might have had the same issue. I've notices that sometimes the DI container tries to initialize dependencies even BEFORE requiring them explicitly, especially if there are singleton involved. I was preparing a question for the community toolkit maintainers, but i wanted to be sure it was a real issue before.
In my case, I just had to register the service as Scoped instead of Singleton, and the deferred the initialization to when I actually require the services (allowing me to have some sort of spinner or loading page).
In case you're having a different issue, feel free to post a code snippet so we can have a better idea.
@@MammaMiaDev I forgot to say thank you for such an excellent series.
Thanks for the video, I don't understand why Avalonia and related libraries have such a poor documentation and tutorials.