Excellent tutorial......really appreciate your effort. thank you.

thank you🌹You save my life🫶

thanks soo much

awesome done bro!!! you skipped all the boring parts without losing the focus and explained everything clear and straight forward. easy to follow and learn whats going on. very good video editing skills and c# skills. cheers from bavaria

Nicely explained, Thank you very much!

what is the editor you use to edit this video

Never reference a view from a view model class. It undermines the whole concept of MVVM ...

Really well-done video, I was looking at using Prism for navigation until I ran across your video, this is all I wanted to do and it's a whole lot easier. You took your time explaining what you were doing and why, kudos. Thank you👏

Fantastic explanation! Thank you kindly.

THANK YOU FOR TAKING TIME TO EXPLAIN THE DETAILS OF THIS, LIKE THE ICOMMAND AND OTHER STUFF, I'M NEW TO WPF, AND I APPRECIATE THE WAY YOU TEACH, I HOPE YOU CREATE MORE VIDEOS, ESP. ABOUT MVVP WITH WPF

YOU HAV A GOOD WAY OF TEACHING. MAY I SUGGEST YOU CREATE MORE WPF PROJECTS FROM SCRATCH, LIKE INTRODUCING THE UI, THEN THE MODELS, THEN THE USAGE OF MVVM? MAYBE 1 OR 2 HOURS LONG PROJECT WILL BE GREAT! THANK YOU!

very good, many thanks

Very well explained! I have struggled with validation in WPF for a long time. Do you have videos on validation in WPF using EF? I would like to achieve the same result but with a database and I'd like to use the field sizes etc from the database.

Much appreciated. I can grasp this pattern now.

Hi there, do this project has source or tutorial?

can you please send the github link so that i can access the code from their ..?

it's not working bro you are "very chalak bro"

Thanks for sharing, good video. For those who are using Font Awesome 6 now and have the Fonts file nested in a folder/folders then this works well (FontFamily="Resources/Fonts/#Font Awesome 6 Free Solid 900") and notice the removel of the dashes in the font awesome file name!

This is absolutely the best introduction to EF! Awesome.

very good tutorial Many thanks

Love your video I was crashing and burning until I found your example!

thanks, it's great.🤩

Man you are a great teacher. Thank you 😊❤️

thanks for your time and effort

wow, Nice, Cool, Star. I am watching the videos one by one and I can say that they are great💯

@TacticDevs How to contact with you for make sponsor video about my company. Give me your email address.

Victor Spring

🤩🤩🤩

This is what I need. tnx

Thank you for the great video. Adding timestamps to the video would help a lot for users like me to jump the relevant part

Finally. This is what I needed. Thanks a lot.

it's cool and amazing. Thanks a lot 💯

Allen Larry Lee Jessica Taylor Kenneth

wow. it's cool

Well, I learned a new thing in WPF. Tnx

32:24 to clear the database: private void MenuItem_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { using (DataContext context = new DataContext()) { var allUsers = context.Users.ToList(); context.Users.RemoveRange(allUsers); context.SaveChanges(); } }to clear the database:

32:24 private void MenuItem_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { DatabaseUser?.Clear(); ItemList.ItemsSource = null; ItemList.ItemsSource = DatabaseUser; }

Nice

Very Very Thanks for this tutorial

Bro ur Zambian right ?

This tutorial was immensely useful for me in 2024

Thank you!

I'm glad I found your videos; I'm a long time programmer, but I've been doing such varied work that I don't get the chance to focus on things like this. I have a question, though, if I want to create a user control library, it seems like the technique of using DynamicResource doesn't work - I have no way to specify a resource file. I could just write the library, I suppose, as a wpf application instead of a library (I can still easily link to the DLL), but I don't think that's really a great approach.

Ok, just the sound is hard on the ears

This is awesome; I am so glad I found this channel. Thank you.

Hi, and thanks for all. I want to tell You that for me (Visual Studio 2022) has been impossible download the default entity.sqlite package. But choosing an older version (3.1.22), the download has been accepted and is working.

I'm super happy to have run across this in my search for C# CRUD with SQLite... not only is it a great start for the entity framework, but you also taught me a few things about WPF and binding and a few other little helpful things. Nice.

my guy you really have great tutorials but you make them hard to start along with by not providing the startup code

It appears you already have some code during the startup this makes it confusing how can i get the code at the level you have it at start