WPF is a graphical subsystem for rendering user interfaces in Windows-based applications.
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MDI alternative in Wpf application design [on hold]
I am winform devoloper.I used MDI Parent and child concept to design my application .Is there any alternative in wpf for MDI
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MVVM : populate listview when textbox text changed
I am new to MVVM .I have a requirement .I have one textbox and one listview .When the user enter text on textbox the listview got populated with data by filtering through the text.
And the user can ...
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WPF, ASP.NET: Which one to learn C# with? [closed]
My goal is to become a web developer and at the same time I want to learn WPF so I can build applications for some small shops.
I'm absolute beginner in programming and I would like to learn C#.
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Better sticking with MDI or learning WPF? [closed]
I have a personal project I'm going to start working on soon. It will be database driven and have various screens that the operator may want to use. First thing I thought of was an MDI interface would ...
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Where do put INotifyPropertyChanged Interface in Model or ViewModel
I am new to MVVM pattern I have a window which has 3 text boxes namely Name,Address,Description ,a save button and a listview which displays the above fields Name,Address,Description respectively ...
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Model and ViewModel for View
I am new to the MVVM pattern. I have a window which has 3 text boxes (Name, Address, Description), a save button, and a listview which displays the above fields. When the save button is clicked I want ...
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Where does non-MVVM code belong in an MVVM app?
By non-MVVM code, I mean things like highly generalized components, like one with common extension methods for CLR types, and other 'homeless' helper classes etc? I have a Core project that most ...
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Need an OOP pattern or strategy for “pluggable” property
I'm using OOP and MVVM in a WPF c# application. The goal is for the resulting object (data-bound to user interface) to accurately represent a product. One specific area of the product is highly ...
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Help with complex MVVM (muli views)
I need help creating view models for the following scenario:
Deep, hierarchical data
Multiple views for the same set of data
Each view is a single, dynamically-changing view, based on the active ...
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Best method for async initialization of view model in MVVM pattern (WPF)
I'm working on a business application (C#, WPF, EF, MVVM). I need to load a bunch of items from database, create view models for them and put them in a window. Is there a way to create the view model ...
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What shoud MainWindow of a WPF contains
I am making a WPF application following MVVM model. I have seen some approaches for applying MVVM. I am concerned about my MainWindow.xaml. In some tutorials I have seen that MainWindow is only ...
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How to abstract transition between Views?
Our team is developing an application using WPF with MVVM.
We want to make ViewModels reusable. With this intention we want to abstract the transition logic between Views (ViewModels, we use ...
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Syncing objects from code with the view in WPF
I've been reading some into it, but I am time pressed, so I would require a simple solution now and I promise to read up on it later. I come from a winforms c# background, and have lately been working ...
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How do I approach a serious F# project without C# knowledge?
So, essentially the project I wish to undertake is an SVG editor. I would prefer to use WPF because then I can leverage XAML for my application layout (that designer is so nifty). Unfortunately, I ...
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Is a 'God' ViewModel desired in WPF
My application has user controls within user controls. Please see a screen shot of one of the most beautiful applications of all time (UC = user control):
All the properties live in the MainWindow ...
