I had no idea the drag and drop did that! Looking at this I could see how you could have some template projects if you needed to slap something together for a quick UI or use as a starting point.
Definitely! Soon we'll go over custom controls and reusable style resources. Those two things together let you create a wealth of reusable GUI code just by organizing things well. You can even create a class library of your controls/resources and simply reference them in your XAML when needed. (And there are already lots of open source existing GUI packages that give all sorts of great controls) Very powerful stuff.
i just wanna add that, you can edit the preset properties in the "Properties Menu" as well as removing and such, so feel free to use the drag and drop, just remember to configure it propertly.
This was really helpful thanks! I tried using the drag and drop method originally but I have come to like just writing my own code and building it from there, especially since I am very used to using html
@@KampaPlays Wow you're a legend.. Still replying to comments immediately. Can't wait to learn WPF. I've been using WinForms in school but it is very limited as you said which made it boring so now I'm trying to switch to WPF.
My Visual Studio crashes everytime i try to edit the code on the WPF app... Any idea why this happens? I have a good pc and run other programs without any problems, but when I try to do something as simple as editing code on a WPF project the computer just wont let me...
Hm. Sounds like VS itself is having issues, have you tried doing a repair/reinstall from the VS installer? If that doesn't work, I would uninstall and install it fresh.
Hmm, I'm not sure, but it sounds like maybe something went wrong with the installer. You may want to try to uninstall the current product you have and install with the new installer. Make sure .NET desktop development is selected for install (although i think it always is). Hope it works for you, let me know what happens.
is there any gd websites out there or resources that help better understand the syntax of the data binding i really dont understand how people just figure out what to do with the elements right of the bat
I usually use Microsoft's resources to check things like that, they have good documentation. I agree with you, it's not something you can just look at the first time and figure out without at least an example to follow. I also have a video on the basics of data binding (#8 in this series) that might help get you going if you are interested. If you have any questions let me know.
Are you using Visual Studio 2022? If not, your Visual Studio may not include the newer .NET packages, and you will need to get the .NET 6/7 SDK installed. If you are using Visual Studio 2022, you might try going to your VS installer (you can search windows start for "visual studio installer" and it should find it, choose "modify" on your installation, and ensure that ".NET desktop development" is selected. You can also choose to "repair" your installation, and if all else fails, reinstall VS. I hope you get it working!
This tutorial playlist is one of the best I've ever seen!
I can't thank you enough!
Just when I was searching for updated WPF tutorials! There you go!!
Awesome. Let me know if you have any questions!
Ah..... responsive UI!! 🥰🥰🥰 I love your style so much! Your channel should hit the jackpot.
Thank you!!! Very glad to hear!
Thank you for making this series! Really easy to follow for someone like me who's just starting out :)
Great to hear, thank you!
Much better than my uni lecturers. Very clear.
Really appreciate that!
the best wpf tutorial I've seen, excellent work 👍👍
Thanks so much!
this dude is a legend you need an option to donate or something i appreciate the hard work man!
Man! Loved your teaching style. Looking forward for more detailed tutorials on .NET framework.
Thanks so much!!
Most tutorials always neglect this part, thanks for the quick explanation
I had no idea the drag and drop did that! Looking at this I could see how you could have some template projects if you needed to slap something together for a quick UI or use as a starting point.
Definitely! Soon we'll go over custom controls and reusable style resources. Those two things together let you create a wealth of reusable GUI code just by organizing things well. You can even create a class library of your controls/resources and simply reference them in your XAML when needed. (And there are already lots of open source existing GUI packages that give all sorts of great controls) Very powerful stuff.
Beautiful
i just wanna add that, you can edit the preset properties in the "Properties Menu" as well as removing and such, so feel free to use the drag and drop, just remember to configure it propertly.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial
Glad to help!
This was really helpful thanks! I tried using the drag and drop method originally but I have come to like just writing my own code and building it from there, especially since I am very used to using html
Glad to help, and yes, once you get used to writing it out yourself, it's a lot faster!
@@KampaPlays Wow you're a legend.. Still replying to comments immediately. Can't wait to learn WPF. I've been using WinForms in school but it is very limited as you said which made it boring so now I'm trying to switch to WPF.
Awesome, thank you!! If you have any questions along the way, let me know!
#VisualStudio2022 !!!! 😌😌 편안~~~
Very useful, Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
thank you
Really Awesome .. Thank you !!
Thanks so much!!
I like your style
Thank you!
very good tutorial thanks a lot
jolly good. Tnx.
Happy to help!
Great Video, i like it😀
Thank you!
I'm on my laptop, the speakers are maxed out and I still can't hear you. Just sayin'
I love this tutorial, except audio . Your voice is very low. Please fix it and the reupload. I need very quite place to sit and watch these videos.
Can you Star F# project for WPF, I only see C#? Thank you ♥
My Visual Studio crashes everytime i try to edit the code on the WPF app... Any idea why this happens?
I have a good pc and run other programs without any problems, but when I try to do something as simple as editing code on a WPF project the computer just wont let me...
Hm. Sounds like VS itself is having issues, have you tried doing a repair/reinstall from the VS installer? If that doesn't work, I would uninstall and install it fresh.
0:20 seconds in and I'm already stuck. Where is this Create new project screen?
Sorry for the delay. Are you using VS 2022? Open it with the launcher?
Hello, and thanks for the tutorial. I tried this but I have no WPF template, even after VS 2022 update. Do you have some idea why ?
Hmm, I'm not sure, but it sounds like maybe something went wrong with the installer. You may want to try to uninstall the current product you have and install with the new installer. Make sure .NET desktop development is selected for install (although i think it always is). Hope it works for you, let me know what happens.
is there any gd websites out there or resources that help better understand the syntax of the data binding i really dont understand how people just figure out what to do with the elements right of the bat
I usually use Microsoft's resources to check things like that, they have good documentation. I agree with you, it's not something you can just look at the first time and figure out without at least an example to follow.
I also have a video on the basics of data binding (#8 in this series) that might help get you going if you are interested. If you have any questions let me know.
This also looks to be a decent example that might help:
www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/databinding-in-wpf-part-i
@@KampaPlays thank you very much
Welcome!
wpf application is not showing. i googled a lot but couldn't find a solution. it shows wpf app(.net framework) and not wpf application. plz help
Are you using Visual Studio 2022? If not, your Visual Studio may not include the newer .NET packages, and you will need to get the .NET 6/7 SDK installed.
If you are using Visual Studio 2022, you might try going to your VS installer (you can search windows start for "visual studio installer" and it should find it, choose "modify" on your installation, and ensure that ".NET desktop development" is selected. You can also choose to "repair" your installation, and if all else fails, reinstall VS. I hope you get it working!
Done : 2024/03/18