This video is far more than basics. This video gives you a solid foundation to start building WPF the right way. I am so glad you explain every little button press and detail of what you're doing as it made this refreshingly easy to follow. I felt lost trying to layout my new app. But now, I just put everything in grids and stack panels and it's beautiful lol. Such great advice!
no it doesn't... by 47:00 he is fumbling for words to explain why things aren't working... he does not understand the fundamentals of WPF! He is learning as he is going, and he's very much in need of an expert to take over.
@@HOWYOUDOIN884 Everyone can do mistakes sometimes, we're humans, although he actually explained really well all the concepts I didnt understand by far from WPF in a fast and clean way with an APP example.
@@jordimorenosanchez584 well it's an example of the type of frustrating and of thing. For example, there's a billion homemade videos on object oriented programming, especially from India, where the person is just trying to give a good impression that they are giving the wrong information. Which to me makes me think that nobody in India is properly learned object going to programming, but they think they have. Anyway I've decided the world is a crazy place and I don't like it. 😂
@@HOWYOUDOIN884 Yeah, with time you'll learn articles > videos sometimes, but videos at first are helpful to gather some info, then later you can contrast it with articles / docs, that's how I actually learnt to read docs and I bet anyone on the programming world did the same, not with videos but maybe getting taught.
This is by far the best WPF tutorial out there. It has the perfect pace for advanced beginners. Huge plus is that best coding practices are applied thoroughly (naming stuff, writing good comments in paralell with the coding, constant refactoring, organizing the project ... everything about the tutorial is just superb). The explanations are clear and you are treating your audience as adults without going into either too basic stuff or into too much details. At the same time the examples are very far from typical toy tutorial projects and can be applied in day-to-day work immediately (personal experience). You truly have managed to create a masterpiece, thank you very much!
AngelSix Hi there. As I am new to programming and need a program to create graphs based on data collected from site would you be interested in doing one for me ?? More info when you confirm that you are interested in it .
Great video, thank you. As a WinForms developer trying to learn WPF, this is by far the best video I've seen on the topic. This video shows what to do and how to do it and doesn't dump a whole bunch of theory on the user. Nothing's more confusing than watching a WPF video and hearing someone drone on about "best practices" in WPF when you don't even know how to write XAML! Thanks again
46:07 In case anyone is wondering, the event name is "Click". This will trigger when the checkbox is checked or unchecked. It also triggers whether you use a mouse or the keyboard.
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for making this. This is the best WPF application I've seen on TH-cam. Looking forward to part 2. Also looking forward to more WPF / C# applications!
I watched a lot of tuts and I have experience on WPF but not no one teaches like you really good work and keep uploading videos there are a lot of people who are hungry for learning.
Thank you for putting together this series. Best intro to WPF out there by far from my perspective. Good content and pacing and everything is clearly explained like the null reference exception toward the end. Was good that that happened as people new to this could be stymied by stuff like that when they go to build their first application.
Thanks. Yes I will be covering MVVM and view models firstly, probably in about 2 videos time, then databases I will go over via explaining Entity Framework
After years of coding WinForms this really is a breath of fresh air. It's nice to see a TH-cam video where the author knows exactly what they're talking about!
Actually it's nothing like Netflix. Netflix wastes your money and time. These TH-cam channels educate you and help you better yourself and your career.
Your videos are excellent. Thanks for making content for SolidWorks and WPF. It's helped me immensely with getting up to speed on creating an add-in for my company.
If you want to keep the buttons the same size with spacing you can set the right margin to 6 for the left button, a left margin of 6 for the right button and a margin of 3 on both the left and right of the middle button. All three buttons will have then have the same size and the total margin spacing will be 9.
Well you for starters, and me of course and with 1M views, I guess quite a few others. It's a good introduction to the basics without getting bogged down with all the MVVM stuff. Oh and by the way; Slava Ukraini and down with Orcs!😆
The one thing I noticed that was missing was the original screen shot made use of a border behind the form. If you're trying to make it look 100% accurate then you'd need to add a 10 pixel border of #E0E0E0, and a border within and set it's "BorderBrush" to "DarkGray" with a BorderThickness of 1... This wrapped around the original Border tag shown in the video produces a form similar the screenshot he provides in the video.
Great Tutorial! Definitely the best I have found so far about Design in WPF. One Question could you tell for or make a video about how to add a kind of hint or ghost text to a Text box for example when you go to sign up for an account on Facebook it will Say "First Name" in the box for your name. Again Great tutorial keep it up!
I just wanted to drop in and let you know that your SolidWorks API work from ~8-10 years ago is, in part, directly responsible for my transition from mechanical engineering to pure software development. Had I not stumbled upon your educational material and automated an incredibly tedious SW workflow, I would not have gone so hard into programming in general. And now, here I am, years later, getting an absolute master class in the next skill I need to advance my career. I've never donated to anyone on Patreon before, but you will be the first.
what do I need to start this WPF series? I already have good knowledge of c# and LINQ and SQL Server Another question please, Are you going to build an entire application in this course?
Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge! Would you cover error/exception handling in future videos? You made things so much easier to understand, amazing teaching! Thanks!
I have been looking for something like this for some time now ... creating an application from scratch... You've done a wonderful job. I loved it. Thanks a ton for doing this. I can't wait to go through the rest of your videos.
Incredible tutorial. Although you plunge right into the topic I never felt left out, as you explained everything on the go with great clarity and speed. It's a rare sight to behold.
Thank you so very very much! I've been reading online about WPF for like a week now and was still struggling and you made it clearer. I should've watched your videos from the very start. Going right to the next one. Thank you thank you thank you
This is exactly what I was looking for as a WinForms dev getting into WPF. Thank you for the time and effort to compile this series. I'm excited to watch the rest of the videos!
Gave u a Thumbs UP - nice way to introducing a UI framework with UI. Pretty decent explanations and you were able to keep extraneous topics out of the presentation.
This is wonderful and your code is so beautiful. I don't have access to my computer right now but just watching this is giving me an itch to try it out! Great video.
I really love how you taught in this video. I really understood the basics compared to other videos here in YT and other materials!! This is really helpful! Thanks a bunch!
I am going through your videos and I am loving it.. I have understanding on wpf but wanted to brush up things and your videos really aided. Very good work!! Thumbs up
TNice tutorials was super helpful, dude! I got the tutorial version of soft soft just to get a taste, and after figuring it out I decided to purchase the
I'm at the office, but I just had to login to like the video and tell you: This is such an amazing guide, good job and thanks for putting such an effort into this! 💯
I thought I won't be wasting my time to learn XAML when I have all that ToolBox and I can simply make my apps with dragging & droping. But with ur explanations XAML seems much easier to learn, and now I can see the difference between drag&drop and typing it manualy through XAML code. Great tutorial, thank u for this!
Thats awesome. Glad it helped. It's hard to get away from drag-drop mentality once you are used to it, but there is so much more power in typing it, so long as you just understand and think in a specific way when doing it
just wow... this is amazing, seriously! It's a big advantage if you have handled visual studio or HTML before, you'll understand the video much easier. I highly recommend to do everything along the way AND sometimes try to guess what is he going to do, let's say when he said he'll do the checkboxes, I did it alone to test myself! I prefer your style, I mean other content creators often spend waaaay too much time on explaining stuff, but your approach is more like, let's go, do your stuff and I'll explain along the way! I learned a ton, and I'll definitely watch your other videos!
THIS is AMAZING. Thank you! Its clear. Its very informative. I was able to just code along with you. And it works. I've done SO MANY tutorials, and they don't work. And it is so frustrating. You let us know why you do things... Just Great!
A quicker way to reset the check boxes all at once without writing all of them is to do this: 🐸🐸 private void ResetButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { // boxes: is a name of a StackPanel containing all the checkboxes var checkBoxes = this.boxes.Children; foreach (CheckBox checkBox in checkBoxes) { checkBox.IsChecked = false; }
absolutely love the way you teach and how one can easily follow along, this has been by far the greatest tutorial on what seemed to me like magic, coming from a windows forms background. ;) can't wait to follow along your other tutorials. Greetings from rainy scotland :)
Great Video! I look forward to digging into the rest of this series. I've made a WPF application in my software dev class and it used View Models and some other advanced concepts but I still learned quite a bit from watching this video. Thanks!
Thx u very much! I originally just want to drag component from toolbox. But your video make me realize how to program xaml in detail and make my form more good-looking ! Very thank you sincerely!
WOW! i Finished this first tutorial and im impresive, i learn more in this video than my last 10 days reading a book and watching Udemy course, thanks for such amazing content
Hello again, I also figured out the code for the UnChecked method for these checkboxes. Here it is: private void checkBox_Unchecked(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { string text = txtLength.Text; string[] texts = text.Split(' '); CheckBox checkBox = sender as CheckBox; string content = checkBox.Content + ""; if (text.Contains(content)) { int index = txtLength.Text.IndexOf(content); int count = content.Length; string newText= txtLength.Text.Remove(index,count); txtLength.Text = newText;
Just One word for your Teaching Method ---- AWESOMEEEEE. I tried learning from various but it was just not in line.... Thank you very very very Much for this Awesome tutorials :) Cheers
This video is far more than basics. This video gives you a solid foundation to start building WPF the right way. I am so glad you explain every little button press and detail of what you're doing as it made this refreshingly easy to follow. I felt lost trying to layout my new app. But now, I just put everything in grids and stack panels and it's beautiful lol. Such great advice!
Glad I could help. Yeah I think once you think of the layout in a different way, its very easy to construct anything you can imagine
no it doesn't... by 47:00 he is fumbling for words to explain why things aren't working... he does not understand the fundamentals of WPF! He is learning as he is going, and he's very much in need of an expert to take over.
@@HOWYOUDOIN884 Everyone can do mistakes sometimes, we're humans, although he actually explained really well all the concepts I didnt understand by far from WPF in a fast and clean way with an APP example.
@@jordimorenosanchez584 well it's an example of the type of frustrating and of thing. For example, there's a billion homemade videos on object oriented programming, especially from India, where the person is just trying to give a good impression that they are giving the wrong information. Which to me makes me think that nobody in India is properly learned object going to programming, but they think they have. Anyway I've decided the world is a crazy place and I don't like it. 😂
@@HOWYOUDOIN884 Yeah, with time you'll learn articles > videos sometimes, but videos at first are helpful to gather some info, then later you can contrast it with articles / docs, that's how I actually learnt to read docs and I bet anyone on the programming world did the same, not with videos but maybe getting taught.
This is by far the best WPF tutorial out there.
It has the perfect pace for advanced beginners. Huge plus is that best coding practices are applied thoroughly (naming stuff, writing good comments in paralell with the coding, constant refactoring, organizing the project ... everything about the tutorial is just superb). The explanations are clear and you are treating your audience as adults without going into either too basic stuff or into too much details. At the same time the examples are very far from typical toy tutorial projects and can be applied in day-to-day work immediately (personal experience).
You truly have managed to create a masterpiece, thank you very much!
Thanks. Really glad to help people out
39:32 just changed my life
me too 킹왕짱 ㅋㅋ
holy yes
Absolutely
Same here, I remember when I first time saw this edit multiline trick. :D
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At last.. someone who is thorough, concise and can speak english...
Thanks :)
What Juan said ^
AngelSix
Hi there.
As I am new to programming and need a program to create graphs based on data collected from site would you be interested in doing one for me ??
More info when you confirm that you are interested in it .
Jay D you’re clearly not cut out to be a programmer if you get people to do the programming for you
J'aimerais mieux en français.
Great video, thank you. As a WinForms developer trying to learn WPF, this is by far the best video I've seen on the topic. This video shows what to do and how to do it and doesn't dump a whole bunch of theory on the user. Nothing's more confusing than watching a WPF video and hearing someone drone on about "best practices" in WPF when you don't even know how to write XAML!
Thanks again
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In case anyone is wondering, the event name is "Click". This will trigger when the checkbox is checked or unchecked. It also triggers whether you use a mouse or the keyboard.
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for making this. This is the best WPF application I've seen on TH-cam. Looking forward to part 2. Also looking forward to more WPF / C# applications!
Thanks glad you like it :)
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I am glad that people like you exist. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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I watched a lot of tuts and I have experience on WPF but not no one teaches like you really good work and keep uploading videos there are a lot of people who are hungry for learning.
+Ahmed Hussainy thanks I'll keep the videos coming
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Thank you for putting together this series. Best intro to WPF out there by far from my perspective. Good content and pacing and everything is clearly explained like the null reference exception toward the end. Was good that that happened as people new to this could be stymied by stuff like that when they go to build their first application.
fantastic explanations again. I hope you cover database and MVVM in the future. thank you for these great vids.
Thanks. Yes I will be covering MVVM and view models firstly, probably in about 2 videos time, then databases I will go over via explaining Entity Framework
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After years of coding WinForms this really is a breath of fresh air.
It's nice to see a TH-cam video where the author knows exactly what they're talking about!
Thanks. Glad I can be helpful :)
This channel is like netflix for me! enjoying!!
ha awesome I'm glad it is :)
Actually it's nothing like Netflix.
Netflix wastes your money and time.
These TH-cam channels educate you and help you better yourself and your career.
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Your videos are excellent. Thanks for making content for SolidWorks and WPF. It's helped me immensely with getting up to speed on creating an add-in for my company.
No problem glad you liked them
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00:00 - Part I: Building The interface
28:37 - (Quick review of the code)
35:17 - Part II: Coding the buttons (adding events to the buttons)
35:17 *event - Click* Apply-button
38:29 *event - Click* Reset-button
41:55 *event - Checked*
46:12 *event - SelectionChanged*
52:17 *event - TextChanged*
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for myself:
I
26:00 *SelectedIndex="0"* Buttons & Checkboxes
"Text" => everything else
II
Fr fr thank u
This video is quite simple and easy to understand. I understood fundamentals of WPF Elements so easily. Thanks for the video.
If you want to keep the buttons the same size with spacing you can set the right margin to 6 for the left button, a left margin of 6 for the right button and a margin of 3 on both the left and right of the middle button. All three buttons will have then have the same size and the total margin spacing will be 9.
This is by far the best WPF tutorial I've ever watched. Thank you SO MUCH!
Who is watching this masterpiece in 2024 ?
Well you for starters, and me of course and with 1M views, I guess quite a few others. It's a good introduction to the basics without getting bogged down with all the MVVM stuff. Oh and by the way; Slava Ukraini and down with Orcs!😆
This is the BEST WPF TUTORIAL ever. Thank you so much as I am coming from Java.
Fantastic guide, thank you!
Thanks. Glad you like it
I watched several videos before to get an introduction to WPF. This one did it for me. Thanks!
Holy shit man. You explain much better than my professor. Great job!
Gre3n! thanks man. don't tell your professor!
Casting an object sender to the source object like the comboBox etc is the most important concept very well explained
The one thing I noticed that was missing was the original screen shot made use of a border behind the form. If you're trying to make it look 100% accurate then you'd need to add a 10 pixel border of #E0E0E0, and a border within and set it's "BorderBrush" to "DarkGray" with a BorderThickness of 1... This wrapped around the original Border tag shown in the video produces a form similar the screenshot he provides in the video.
I like this. So straight forward. Doesn't treat the viewer like a baby as in other tutorials.
Thanks. Glad you like it :)
Great Tutorial! Definitely the best I have found so far about Design in WPF. One Question could you tell for or make a video about how to add a kind of hint or ghost text to a Text box for example when you go to sign up for an account on Facebook it will Say "First Name" in the box for your name. Again Great tutorial keep it up!
+Classy Gaming yes already done just flick through and look at the sign up screen
I just wanted to drop in and let you know that your SolidWorks API work from ~8-10 years ago is, in part, directly responsible for my transition from mechanical engineering to pure software development. Had I not stumbled upon your educational material and automated an incredibly tedious SW workflow, I would not have gone so hard into programming in general. And now, here I am, years later, getting an absolute master class in the next skill I need to advance my career. I've never donated to anyone on Patreon before, but you will be the first.
That's awesome to hear and so glad it helped you
Excellent tutorial for me to refresh my WPF Skills after 6,5 years, thank you so much
what do I need to start this WPF series? I already have good knowledge of c# and LINQ and SQL Server
Another question please, Are you going to build an entire application in this course?
This Turorial is like a Matrix download of the best practice foundation of coding WPF straight into your brain! Thank you for posting it.
Great video, thanks for sharing your knowledge! Would you cover error/exception handling in future videos? You made things so much easier to understand, amazing teaching! Thanks!
Sure I'll do one on debugging probably after the next video which will be WPF as everyone keeps asking for those :)
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I have been looking for something like this for some time now ... creating an application from scratch... You've done a wonderful job. I loved it. Thanks a ton for doing this. I can't wait to go through the rest of your videos.
Thanks
Incredible video! One question, any specific reason you write 'x:Name' rather than the shorter 'Name', which I believe works the same?
+eitzhadas habit. When I used WPF years ago you needed the x. I'll try and remember to remove it
also I found using Name without x: in a lot of places lately causes namespace conflicts. so best to stick to x:Name
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I love how you cover WPF, especially when you break down the UI and what it's composed of.
Thanks glad you like it
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do you think it's worth it to learn wpf in 2020?
depends what you want to do... it's the most flexible framework for UI
Thanks a lot, great tutorial !!! the best videos to learn wpf !!!!
+Marco L thanks
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Top man. I've just switched from Tester to GUI designer and you've saved my bacon more than once this week!
Awesome. Glad it's helping
Incredible tutorial. Although you plunge right into the topic I never felt left out, as you explained everything on the go with great clarity and speed. It's a rare sight to behold.
Thanks, glad you like it :)
Thank you so very very much! I've been reading online about WPF for like a week now and was still struggling and you made it clearer. I should've watched your videos from the very start. Going right to the next one. Thank you thank you thank you
Your welcome, glad I could help
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I just took a first look at WPF today and this video is an excellent introduction. Thank you very much sir!
No problem glad you like it :)
look at me . i have't even watched this guy's one video and people your comments are making me mouthwatering
This is a complete and not boring starter video. Thanks a lot. I'll be watching most episodes to learn c#!!
This is exactly what I was looking for as a WinForms dev getting into WPF. Thank you for the time and effort to compile this series. I'm excited to watch the rest of the videos!
Glad I could help
Gave u a Thumbs UP - nice way to introducing a UI framework with UI. Pretty decent explanations and you were able to keep extraneous topics out of the presentation.
I really love this channel and i hope he come back soon.
This is wonderful and your code is so beautiful. I don't have access to my computer right now but just watching this is giving me an itch to try it out! Great video.
+Adoraci thanks
Good clear introduction to WPF and XAML (and why typing code is better than dragging and dropping!)
Thanks
This was definitely an excellent video, the information goes straight to the point. And finally, no Indian accent was heard.
I really love how you taught in this video. I really understood the basics compared to other videos here in YT and other materials!! This is really helpful! Thanks a bunch!
That helped me a lot on understanding a lot of things that seemed hard but are actually pretty easy.
Thanks a lot , you really are a great Teacher !
Your weclome, glad it helped
I am going through your videos and I am loving it.. I have understanding on wpf but wanted to brush up things and your videos really aided. Very good work!! Thumbs up
Glad you like them!
I have an interview tomorrow. And they need me to know atleast basic wpf. This worked like a charm! Thank u so much sir! 👍
Pjanicked ha perfect hope the interview goes well
Hero of 2020. Never posted that. Absolutely flippin marvellous.
glad you liked it
Wow! I can't believe how easy you make things look, you're the best!
Thanks :)
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Clear explanation. Understandable English. Good tempo. Great!
Thanks
TNice tutorials was super helpful, dude! I got the tutorial version of soft soft just to get a taste, and after figuring it out I decided to purchase the
I'm at the office, but I just had to login to like the video and tell you:
This is such an amazing guide, good job and thanks for putting such an effort into this! 💯
Thanks glad you like it :)
Awesome Teacher!!! So easy to follow. "and if you are wondering how i selected like that..." READ MY MIND!!!!
Ha yeah. The gold nuggets of advice. Super simple but super useful for daily coding
6 years and still useful
Great tutorial!! Thank you for creating this series. It has been a big help to me getting started with WPF
No problem. Glad it has been useful
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I thought I won't be wasting my time to learn XAML when I have all that ToolBox and I can simply make my apps with dragging & droping. But with ur explanations XAML seems much easier to learn, and now I can see the difference between drag&drop and typing it manualy through XAML code. Great tutorial, thank u for this!
Thats awesome. Glad it helped. It's hard to get away from drag-drop mentality once you are used to it, but there is so much more power in typing it, so long as you just understand and think in a specific way when doing it
Just went through the first video and already found it very useful. Excited to get into more of your tutorials!
thanks (sorry for slow reply, youtube doesn't show alerts for all comments sometimes)
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just wow... this is amazing, seriously! It's a big advantage if you have handled visual studio or HTML before, you'll understand the video much easier. I highly recommend to do everything along the way AND sometimes try to guess what is he going to do, let's say when he said he'll do the checkboxes, I did it alone to test myself!
I prefer your style, I mean other content creators often spend waaaay too much time on explaining stuff, but your approach is more like, let's go, do your stuff and I'll explain along the way! I learned a ton, and I'll definitely watch your other videos!
Thanks. Got new videos coming soon
THIS is AMAZING. Thank you! Its clear. Its very informative. I was able to just code along with you. And it works. I've done SO MANY tutorials, and they don't work. And it is so frustrating. You let us know why you do things... Just Great!
Thanks and glad I could help you out
Awesome content, your knowledgement is impressive! Thanks for sharing! I'm so glad to know what we can do with WPF! Please, dont stop!
Thanks
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FINALLY!! A tutorial that is actually helpful and informative for a beginner
nice explanation.....
Glad it was helpful!
God bless your service sir, so brilliant tutorial. You taught us really very well. Highly appreciated🙏😊
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A quicker way to reset the check boxes all at once without writing all of them is to do this:
🐸🐸
private void ResetButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
// boxes: is a name of a StackPanel containing all the checkboxes
var checkBoxes = this.boxes.Children;
foreach (CheckBox checkBox in checkBoxes)
{
checkBox.IsChecked = false;
}
}
absolutely love the way you teach and how one can easily follow along, this has been by far the greatest tutorial on what seemed to me like magic, coming from a windows forms background. ;) can't wait to follow along your other tutorials.
Greetings from rainy scotland :)
Awesome I'm glad it's been of help :)
I really enjoyed this tut.... helped me a lot to understand WPF a little better ! I plan on watching the other Tuts you have on this matter ! TY !
Thank you for the video, it is well structured and easy to follow for a WPF newbie.
I wish you were my professor; When I was a student back then. Thx! , Very straight forward.
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Bro! God Bless you, your content is super Elite and simple to follow.
Best teacher on planet!! I knew csharp WinForms only that I have never done WPF. This is best start ever. Keep up!
Thanks! More than syntax - you show a great development process!
+Kevin Miller thanks
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The explanation is really well done! He explains everything, thank you for this tutorial +rep
Thank you so much . You really do think in terms of eager Students. I was waiting for the Short cut Alt+Mouse Select. Thank you once again.
Awesome. I'll be doing a "My shortcuts" video next so you may learn some new ones there too
Probably the best, most concise video I've seen. Just what I needed. Cheers mate.
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Finally I found something that is really on my level of learning. Thank you.
You did a great copy & paste trick at 38:53 which I didn't have a clue about before :) Btw awesome tutorial!
Hold Alt then click/drag a region
its awesome video where we can get everything about WPF for begginer...thankyu sir
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Excellent tutorial. You make it enjoyable and easy to follow. Thank you. Keep it up
Your welcome glad you like it
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Best WPF tutotrial on youtube !! Thank you so much.
thanks
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This series looks promising, thx for making this! Settling in for a tutorial binge :D
Ha awesome, hope you enjoy
A worked example in a tutorial is great..... Thank you for a wonderful tutorial...Much appreciated.
Thanks for this, pointing out those small tips and tricks along the way is everything.
This is a fantastic tutorial. Really well made and easy to follow and understand. Thank you.
Thanks glad you like it
Great Video! I look forward to digging into the rest of this series. I've made a WPF application in my software dev class and it used View Models and some other advanced concepts but I still learned quite a bit from watching this video. Thanks!
That's awesome. Glad you can still learn some stuff when you already have experience in the area
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Thx u very much! I originally just want to drag component from toolbox. But your video make me realize how to program xaml in
detail and make my form more good-looking ! Very thank you sincerely!
thanks
WOW! i Finished this first tutorial and im impresive, i learn more in this video than my last 10 days reading a book and watching Udemy course, thanks for such amazing content
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This video is extremely good. Thanks for your effort.
Hello again, I also figured out the code for the UnChecked method for these checkboxes. Here it is:
private void checkBox_Unchecked(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
string text = txtLength.Text;
string[] texts = text.Split(' ');
CheckBox checkBox = sender as CheckBox;
string content = checkBox.Content + "";
if (text.Contains(content))
{
int index = txtLength.Text.IndexOf(content);
int count = content.Length;
string newText= txtLength.Text.Remove(index,count);
txtLength.Text = newText;
}
}
Really nice tutorials and great explanation, keep it up, it's very nice of you to share your knowledge.
Ahmed Allam thanks
WOW This is exactly I was looking for .... Thank you so much for this series! I will watch every single video of it! :-)
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Great tutorial to follow along too, not too rushed
Just One word for your Teaching Method ---- AWESOMEEEEE. I tried learning from various but it was just not in line.... Thank you very very very Much for this Awesome tutorials :) Cheers
Sam King wow thanks. glad my videos are so useful. more to come shortly
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Perfect tutorial video..this is what i searched for..
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent. Clear and concise. Well done.
Thanks !