Building WPF Applications in Visual Studio Code with PowerShell

In this video, we use Visual Studio Code and PowerShell Pro Tools to build a WPF application. The PSScriptPad integration in PowerShell Pro Tools for Visual Studio Code allows you to use a drag and drop designer to layout and customize your WPF forms. We can then integrate the designed XAML file with PowerShell script to display the form and enable interactivity.
You can learn more about PowerShell Pro Tools here: docs.poshtools.com/powershell...

[@mastertacosmith]

As someone who’s been digging into powershell and C# 9 for a couple months, this is exactly what i needed to make my powershell prettier for end users. Well done

[@krish3d385]

No, doesnt work. It says command not found.

[@Ramsey.001]

In my vscode,form designer buttons in not showing, please help to fix this 🙏?

[@user-bw2qr6qf9b]

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[@l3onardo155]

Love the video....but plssss use goddamn dark mode

[@scifiominous3847]

Is any instructions for linux installation?

[@yousifalfaki4389]

Can I do that in ubuntu ?

[@BasvanEtten]

no, this won't work on a linux based OS because the presentation framework is windows specific

[@abrahamalaniz3468]

@@BasvanEtten that's a lie, and you should know that. Powershell core, or to be more exact, .Net Core supports Linux based products to include Ubuntu. With that said, it has wpf support. Please don't spread false information.

[@abrahamalaniz3468]

So in short, yes. Download .Net Core/Powershell Core

[@rspy24]

@@abrahamalaniz3468 but you still can't draw WPF components in Linux so, he is not lying. What he said is correct. Unless you are using something like avalonia, you CAN'T run pure WPF on linux

[@kkomjang]

kwl !

[@MaCrO_09]

iN THIS video