Course Overview
This course introduces Windows Presentation Foundation or WPF, the .NET technology from Microsoft for building rich Windows applications. WPF includes an XML-based markup language for defining program elements, Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML). WPF applications can be created using only code or a combination of code and XAML pages. This course covers the essentials of WPF, providing an orientation to this technology and a firm foundation for creating applications. The course is current to Visual Studio 2019 and the latest versions of .NET Core.
Requirements
- A working knowledge of C# and the .NET Framework.
Target audiences
- Programmers who want to build Windows applications using Windows Presentation Foundation.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 9 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Topics9
- 1.1Chapter 1: Introduction to WPF of Microsoft GUI WPF? Should I Use WPF? and .NET Framework 3.0 Framework 4.0 and Higher Studio 2019 and .NET Core Studio Community 2019 New Project Framework Core Types and Infrastructures Binding and Panels and Printing of Course and Window Example Program – Using Visual Studio 2019 a Button a Button (Cont’d) an Event Handler Initial Input Focus First Program Pixels hierarchy Property Brushes of Panels – TwoControls – Code Sizing 1
- 1.2Chapter 2: XAML is XAML? Namespace Language Namespace Class and Namespace and Attributes in Visual Studio One Button via XAML an Event Handler in WPF Size and Padding Structure of Panels – TwoControlsXaml – XAML Sizing – Code Keys Keys in XAML Property and Unchecked Events 2 Element Syntax Converters
- 1.3Chapter 3: WPF Controls in WPF Example the Button Class Buttons Code 3A the TextBox Support Controls Controls a ListBox Example ListBox Items the ComboBox Example Objects in List Controls Items in XAML 3B
- 1.4Chapter 4: Layout in WPF Size: Review and Padding: Review Structure: Review Program Panel Property vs. Code Converter Alignment Example inside a Stack Panel Alignment Alignment Alignment in a Window Alignment Alignment Example Example and Position Shapes Example Properties of StackPanel Example XAML and Code 4A Designer Example Demo the Collections Editor Sizing and Viewbox Compared 4B
- 1.5Chapter 5: Dialogs Boxes in WPF Show Method a Form: Review Dialog Boxes Example Example Code Dialogs Dialogs Dialog Example Product Dialog for New Product Dialog for New Product Dialog up the Dialog Box Owner Dialog Box Example the Dialog with Parent for Modeless Dialog for the Apply Button for the Close Button of a Modeless Dialog for an Instance 5
- 1.6Chapter 6: Menus and Commands in WPF Controls Example Simple Menu Menu Using XAML the Click Event Menu Using Procedural Code in Menus Menu for Context Menu 6A Shortcuts Command Demo Command Architecture Bindings Binding Demo Commands Command Example Command Bindings Bindings Items MenuCalculator Menu Items Event Handlers Checking Logic Logic Checking Checking Example 6B
- 1.7Chapter 7: Toolbars and Status Bars in WPF for Toolbars and Events on Buttons Tips Elements on Toolbars Bars 7
- 1.8Chapter 8: Dependency Properties and Routed Events Properties Notification Trigger Example Value Inheritance Value Inheritance Example for Multiple Providers Trees Tree Tree Example Events Handlers Strategies Routed Events in WPF Event Example 8
- 1.9Chapter 9: Resources in.NET in WPF Resources Files as Resources Resources Example Resources Resources Demo Resources in Code Resources Resources Example 9
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