003. Avalonia UI - Grid Percentage (* Star) Layout

[@jackkendall6420]

I'm following this series with great interest. I've used Avalonia for a while now and never felt truly comfortable with it - especially grids and layout.

[@bryanpaderes8963]

I just finished watching this tutorial, and another tip you gave me was to highlight the code while pressing alt. This saves a lot of time

[@infinite0rbit]

Great stuff. I've just been learning WPF for a few weeks now and read about avalonia for cross-platform, so this is really helpful.

[@AngelSix]

Good to know. Yep the WPF tutorials are pretty much as useful for Avalonia too

[@ibrahimhussain3248]

oh! you started uploading again :) Great to see ya

[@DenizMaral]

Hello Luke, thank you very much for your videos! With your help I undersand WPF very well. Also in love with your accent ;)

[@vinnypassmore5657]

Great stuf, Avalonia looking good fun to use. Thanks for sharing.

[@nutsaboutnets1935]

Another great tutorial. I'm following along and find your teaching style the best!!

[@azenginerd9498]

A quick view of the YouLean Loudness Meter Introduction video shows that the meter split point (brownish -23 in this case) is a settable / movable value within the scale. Maybe some thoughts in the next video on how you might approach that.

[@AngelSix]

Yep that's super easy if we drop back to calculating the same range scale in code behind which I think is what we will have to do to support the arrow movement also

[@eduardoml1024]

Thanks for the amazing series. Quick question from someone late for the party. How bloated is the end folder considering DLLs, resources and what not.

[@TheDaple]

Great stuff, thanks! Would you still recommend avalonia as it has been a year now since you published it and resources are few? (or better, I can't find a lot)

[@willgordon5737]

16:00 You can directly select text from a link without opening the link or accidentally clicking on it by holding the ALT key while selecting with your mouse in Windows. I’m not sure about Mac.

[@francoislepron2301]

Outstanding. Is it possible to transform this application into a Web Application without too many modifications? Thx.

[@ManderO9]

extremely enjoyable video, thank you so much

[@AngelSix]

Glad you liked it

[@alexmadnix]

It's great video! 🤗

[@MultiMinors]

If you were to start a new project, would you still do it in WPF or do you think Avalonia is really the future?

[@AngelSix]

I'd pick Avalonia or MAUI (Not tried MAUI yet)

[@Sven2157]

The docs have control for a Progress Bar or a Slider. I tried to post, but I guess YT doesn't like links in the comments. 🤷

[@UristMcFarmer]

I'm following along so I can learn Avalonia UI. I'm new to WPF, MVVM - all that. I have a question. There's a lot of grids within grids. Is it possible to with this uh...technology to define a panel as a grid somewhere else and tell a parent grid to yoink in the definition rather than typing the whole thing in in-line?

[@Sven2157]

EM Character on Windows is: ALT+0151 - - ( you must have a text cursor ready first!)

[@BrownAleks]

15:35 For Windows 7/8/10/11 operating system 1) press "Alt" 2) on the numeric keypad we type "0151" 3) release "Alt"

[@fatemeh2222]

Wow that's weird but works :)

[@willgordon5737]

Imagine coding all of this in Assembly, I heard Pokémon Red for Gameboy was programmed in Assembly.

[@Ashmaelx]

the gauge, as you did it in this video is not accurate. it seems fine, but beside the em dash from 0 the rest labels are misaligned.

[@ingenieur_sans_emploi]

Solution name has changed... did you made a new project or there is a way to rename it on the fly ?

[@Sven2157]

Hey man. I don't think your meter is going to work, in this current way (@33:30). You're starting from 0, but that is the label 0, not actual zero. Technically, zero is -60db, so you should start everything relative to the bottom.

[@AngelSix]

Yep once we get to positioning it we will calculate the position no problem

[@Sven2157]

@@AngelSix I miss-typed. It needs to go from the bottom -> up