Developers at Microsoft have been busy revolutionizing how we program of late. Nowhere are these changes more evident today than when creating user interfaces (UIs), where, instead of CodeDOM ...
Upgrade to open-source framework for cross-platform .NET development adds drag-and-drop XAML designer and expands Windows Presentation Framework support. OpenSilver 3.1, the latest version of Userware ...
In the previous article, I walked through the basics of using Visual Studio to easily create a UI using some drag-and-drop controls that set up the front end of the UI. From there, we took the XAML ...
OpenSilver 3.1 has been released. This version adds a drag-and-drop XAML designer for Visual Studio Code (VS Code), a new modern UI theme, and expanded support for WPF features. The open-source ...
Userware today announced a new version of XAML.io, its browser-based IDE for .NET development built on top of the open source framework OpenSilver. The two main capabilities being added in XAML.io 0.6 ...
A while back, I had mentioned using Out-GridView to build a UI without really doing anything that complicated. As fun as that is, we can have even more fun by making use of Windows Presentation ...
ComponentOne a division of GrapeCity, the largest component solution provider in the Microsoft Visual Studio Partner Ecosystem has released an update to its control suite, Studio for WinRT XAML. The ...
There’s a lot of old Win32s, WinForms, and WPF code out there, and now Microsoft plans to make it easy to bring it to Windows 10’s UWP Platform transitions are hard, moving from silicon to silicon or ...
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