observablecollection = collection + INotifyPropertyChanged?

The sound quality of this tutorial was lit 🔥

Thank you so much

Thank you for these videos!! I've generally been watching them once through and then playing back as I code along.. however this video is going to take a few re-watches I think. I must admit that I am already a little bit confused as to why you are entering the list data in the ViewModel and not the Model? Am I barking up the wrong tree if I assume that it's something to do with us not hooking into an external data source? Apologies in advance if you have covered this in the next video 🙂 Many thanks again, Phil

literally searched observable collection on your previous list view tutorial, you are such a wise man

WPF is somekind much awesome and reuseable than Winform.I like this video.

very simple and usefull describe for a complicated stuff :) thanks

Thank you for everything you have taught me . i do not know English well to follow English tutorial but your video and speech are good enough to understand. i hope you comeback and continue this tutorial❤

Man, I don't have words to thank you enough. I have been searching for a good introduction to C#,WPF and here you are. You really did an awesome job with this playlist. Thank you again.

Thank you for your lessons

Hello I have a question: Can you explain the position and de function of bool running = false; and running = !running

Thank you for this lesson.

Crazy stuffs, this is exactly what I need to improve my small program, it was invaluable and I cannot express my gratitude enough!!!! Thank you!

Nice easy to understands

Thank you so much. It's constructive!!!

Thank you so much. It's constructive!!!

thanks for video :)

Its a neat start for a checkbox. But there are a few things about this, that i find... disturbing. 1. The "Label"-Control exists for a reason. Given its purpose in HTML I'd assume, that one would need to use that for accessibility reasons instead of the text-block. 2. A placeholder is not the same as a label. When all fields of the form contain a value, you still want to be able to see the headers for the fields. Otherwise it could become a little difficult when you have stuff like "firstname" & "lastname" filled out by a person from the other end of the world, and you have neither heard any of the names before - You would struggle to make the association. I personally like googles material design, where the placeholder becomes a header, once you either gain focus or have a value entered. That aside, I liked the video. Well explained stuff, just as a hint for the viewers: You might want to watch a UI/UX session, before diving into your code.

thanbk u so much for the chrome fix stuff

Thank you

This series has been great so far! I learnt so much just by going through this playlist! You are amazing, Hope you come back soon and continue😊

in the grid row.definitions, he created a 70-20 row size, then proceeded to create another grid row.definitions to make it 30-40, why do it outside the first child grid, why not do it inside the rowdefinition like below? <RowDefinition Height="70"> <Grid.RowDefinitions> <RowDefinition Height="30"> <RowDefinition Height="40"> </Grid.RowDefinitions> </RowDefinition> // end of RowDefinition Height="70"

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I just wanted to say thank you for creating such easy-to-understand WPF tutorials! I hope you'll continue making more videos in the future. If you don't mind sharing, what's a list topics would you cover next if you were to come back?

very good tutorial thanks a lot

Nice tutorial.

Thanks a lot😊

I think I understand the basic structure of MVVM but one thing bugs me for a long time and that's the fact that one still has to refer to the objects and propertiers but in this case through the bindings. What's the point of that? How is the UI decoupled from the Code in that case? How can a designer make the UI without knowing how the objects and properties are named? I understand that both are separately testable but that's all? Any hints and tipps from anyone are greatly appreciated!

I have a custom app that I am creating and I am using custom UI textures so it doesn’t look like the standard app at all. In that app I am using treeview and I want to change the look of the scroll bar to match the rest of the app. How can I do that?

many thanks good stuff in small time <3

thank you

I had a lot of questions and you answered all of those in this series in the best way, that was very useful for me thank you

12:15 xamllll heelllllllll ,,,,,,, definitely different file ...with proper name......

nicly done

2:14 Holly shoot.. too verbose its nauseating.....

Why does mine say "Attach" instead of "BeginnerTutorial"?

thx

niceee

oh, that is simple, but there is one more thing, when window is maximized you must be able to drag window , that is tricky

I am waiting for the vid about multi threading... ;)

I love this tutorial, except audio . Your voice is very low. Please fix it and the reupload. I need very quite place to sit and watch these videos.

Thanks! This series is VERY helpful.

Thank you very much. I am just a starter of studying WPF and your videos helping me alot. Easy understanding! <3

Simple quick and clean thank you so much keep up the great work

Voice is too low

how do you make it so that it shows you the paths/file names when you hover paths/fileNames at 5:02

Awesome and very easy to understand tutorial 😊