Visual Studio 2022 for .NET XAML developers
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Desktop developers building apps powered by XAML such as WPF, WinUI 3, .NET MAUI, etc. have many new features that can supercharge their developer productivity. In this end-to-end session, we’ll demo many of these new capabilities such as XAML Designer and code editor improvements, our live editing features XAML Hot Reload and .NET Hot Reload, XAML Live Preview and Data Binding Diagnostic.
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The XAML Designer looks quite useful, unfortunately it's not available for WinUI 3 or MAUI development. So?
Really excellent uplift on useful features. Thank you XAML team, and thank you for the video running through them, very helpful.
For some reason, I don't see XAML Live Preview. Is this a feature that needs to be turned on? I'm using VS2022 17.1.0 Preview 1.1
why i cant find the xaml live preview in my visual studio 2022????
nice and handy features. thx for the efforts, wpf team 🙂
All wonderful features, thanks Dmitry and team! For the design-time data mocking, let's say the DataTemplate contained a UserControl-- would you still be able to mock the data?
i love xamarin.
Can we get some more insight into what is happening when you click the refresh button and how to implement the command behind?
Great content, thank you for sharing.
In the late 80s!! MS had a product called QuickBasic 4.5 and another Called PDS 7.1. Both of these Basic products would allow you to make changes to the code on a breakpoint, and continue (there were limitations of course). I guess here you can do it without a breakpoint. They also had another cool feature which was lost in time. You could animate your code (see a highlight of each line as it runs) and watch your variables in slow motion thru loops, whatever. Was great to visualize unfamiliar code. It is equal I guess to putting a breakpoint on each line and holding down F5.
Visual Studio allows this functionality. F9 --> Sets breakpoint, F11 --> Steps through your code.
I have fond memories of MS QuickBasic having designed and developed a Weigh scale project for the GNWT (Government of the Northwest Territories Canada) back in 1986.
@@ryanmonti4903 Wow, that is interesting! Good to know. Looking for it in VS vscode,, maybe I will make an extension :lol: Quickbasic was really ahead of its time - the great-grandfather of visual studio! I guess your scale app used serial ports?
Loving the XAML live preview
Wpf has some annoying tiny bugs, would be great if you guys could focus on fixing all the small stuff that is not „breaking“ but „somehow working but only like 90%“ it you know what i mean
What kind of project did you start with? Everything now is restricted to this XBAP file that Windows doesn't want to run, which makes no sense to me at all. I can no longer build XAML web pages? What's going on here?
WPF is good and all, but does VS work with WinUI 3 ?
Doesn't it already work according to the MS Docs?
Hi I developed a small team app for time register on old windows form and with That I was capable to do update on the app andf any upgrade of the app my team gets updates every time they open the app.
Is there a way to do this with uwp?
Sorry this is not a good place for deep questions like this :(, please consider something like stackoverflow
i cant see my designer how to open
does this work in xamarin too?
vs2022 very nice! Where can I download the sample code in the video?
I have not published this sample yet, but I will consider it
@@lyalin Any further consideration for releasing the Air Quality Sample application source code? There were some features of the template that I saw in both your and Olga's talks that I'd love to be able to see/experiment with in source code!
Any update on sample code?
not so useful for winui as no designer is available
XAML errors had to be in VS from the very first day WPF appeared. We waste sooo much time inspecting why this binding, written on ugly, clumsy language doesn't work. Now, when even WPF itself is under question "to be or not to be", you roll out this feature. WHY SO LATE??
Another complain is XAML - it's verbose, it has too long properties - did anybody consider use better language than XML? Guys, in 21st century it's too ridiculous to run around with outdated XML.
And final complain is... how it happen at all that DECLARATIVE language like WPF become Windows only?? What a monkey code stays under bonnet that you cannot transfer WPF to Linux, iOS, Solaris, etc?
is it support for python? hịc
What absolute garbage this XAML is. Why has technology gone backwards since Visual Basic 6.0 ?
Long live the WYSIWYG designer