WPF charts: 2D, 3D and animations
2-D Geometries The standard set of basic shapes is covered by the WPF cover. A customized UI however will require you to create custom shapes to facilitate the design. WPF provides geometries in this regard. The use of geometries to create a custom shape is demonstrated in the figure below. Closed…
Code-Behind and Markup
Additional programming enhancements are offered by WPF for Windows client application development. Probably the most obvious enhancement is the possibility to use both markup and code-behind, something that ASP.NET developers should be familiar with. The appearance implementation of an application is generally done by using the Extensible Application Markup Language also known…
WPF Applications
The foundation of the WPF application development experience is formed from System.Windows, .NET Framework and code-behind and markup. In addition to these, Windows Presentation Foundation is creating rich content user experiences by having comprehensive features. The content is put together as a package and delivered as "applications". Services and types…
Introduction to Windows Presentation Foundation – “WPF”
Introduction to Windows Presentation Foundation also known as “WPF” or still by its codename “Avalon” Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is the latest presentation system for building Windows applications with visually stunning graphics. With WPF, you can create a wide range of standalone or browser-hosted applications. An example is the SciChart…
WPF Programming
Located in the System.Windows namespace for the most part WPF exists as a subset of .NET Framework. WPF programming experience should be familiar if one has previously built applications with .NET Framework using ASP.NET and Windows Forms. What you can do is you can set properties, handle events, instantiate classes, all using…