Building Windows Forms in Visual Studio Code with PowerShell

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • In this video, Adam demonstrates how to build Windows Forms in Visual Studio Code with PowerShell. You will need a PowerShell Pro Tools license or subscription to use this functionality.
    You can purchase a license on our store: store.ironmans...

Комментарии • 25

  • @vip007ad
    @vip007ad Год назад +6

    many people asking question - why they dont have that option - form designer? its because in that powershell free extension - its not available and you can find it in power shell pro extension. there is trial for 14 days and you can try it. have a look here and you will understand and will be able to get that option

  • @billnewsr.9314
    @billnewsr.9314 Год назад

    Thank you for the example!

  • @lethabomotloung1825
    @lethabomotloung1825 3 года назад +3

    when I create a form.ps1 file it doesn't show me the windows forms designer
    please help

  • @andersonmonticelli2654
    @andersonmonticelli2654 2 года назад +3

    i need a license to run the PSScriptPad. how do i install this license?

    • @akshaygadhe636
      @akshaygadhe636 2 года назад +1

      You can click purchase and try trial key

  • @estebanrodriguez2614
    @estebanrodriguez2614 3 года назад +1

    When i click the icon show forma designer it doesnt work

  • @entsolution
    @entsolution 7 месяцев назад

    people, please help me how to create windows app in the mac, without any virtual boxes and wines(I mean using by WPF)

  • @okaifsid4581
    @okaifsid4581 3 года назад +1

    Error is coming :-
    Command 'powershell.showWinFormDesigner' not found
    please help

  • @josuerfregoso6230
    @josuerfregoso6230 3 года назад +1

    What can I do if psscript pad ask me for a licens that don't have?

    • @amorrious
      @amorrious Год назад

      running into the same issue

  • @mitjajakse9946
    @mitjajakse9946 3 года назад +3

    PowerSheel Pro is not free. Is there a free drag/drop designer? Is there any way to make (look) VSCode simmilar to VisualStudio?

    • @manorysha
      @manorysha 3 года назад

      idk

    • @mitjajakse9946
      @mitjajakse9946 3 года назад

      @@manorysha please be more specific. thank you

    • @manorysha
      @manorysha 3 года назад

      @@mitjajakse9946 I said I don't know if there is

  • @mtalhakhalid1679
    @mtalhakhalid1679 2 года назад

    why it didnt show in my vs code

  • @pmcgee003
    @pmcgee003 3 года назад

    They asked if they could - without asking if they should.

  • @TahmidRadit
    @TahmidRadit 2 года назад

    Good but I think this is not appropriate for industry level productions. It seems only beautiful in eye pleasing videos like this.

  • @nathanaeljohn1687
    @nathanaeljohn1687 2 года назад

    What language does it use

  • @blockedonytb1472
    @blockedonytb1472 3 года назад +2

    Its paid bro

  • @HitBoxMaster
    @HitBoxMaster 10 месяцев назад

    Incredibly deceptive video. Show all this, but conveniently forgets to mention that Pro Tools is a paid extension