C# WPF .NET Core UI Design: First Impressions and new VS 2019

[@alfredoperez2420]

Now you can use the preview designer of wpf for .net core with VS 16.5.0 preview 1!, thanks for these tutorials!!

[@juniordevops7182]

What is the reason for live coding? I do not see any sense, ctrl+v

[@AbelDutraUI]

If do you prefer the code is on git hub :)

[@davesimon9192]

Very good! Thanks for another great vid! I was reading today that .net 4.8 is going to be about the end of .net framework and core us now the way... I have to try but what about all the nuget packages built on .net 4.6, .net standard, etc, can those work on core?

[@AbelDutraUI]

I don't know too much about .net core, I'm very excited about what is comming... Unfortunately i don't know what is working, but in this video for example I use the Material Design lib from nuget. This weekend I'll study what they say about compatibility

[@christobanistan8887]

AvaloniaUI is an open source, cross platform WPF that runs on .Net Core, written by a Microsoftie. Microsoft could have just done something like that, but they continue to claim WPF "can't be ported" because of Windows platform dependencies. ASP.Net Core and Avalonia UI are proof that if you can drop a little compatibility with existing code, you can easily port .Net technologies to .Net Core.

[@shuttereff3ct593]

You mean running wpf forms on website?

[@bobi9749]

So in .net core the designer is missing ?

[@rspy24]

Yes. Core 3.0 is in preview mode. Designer is coming sometime this year

[@rspy24]

Update: the designer is out now. You need the preview 5 of core dotnet 3 and VS 2019 16.1 preview 3 😀

[@roniDM.05]

can you make Crud example with WPF C# +material design

[@Osamah001]

How i can run my application on another pc without installing . Netframework ?

[@sergiolucena879]

Depends on the target machine itself, Windows 7 comes preinstalled with .NET 3.5 standard, 10 with 4.0, just make sure your built executable is deployed as a release build instead of a debug one.

[@kerymsdeyaniragarciareyes8463]

Hola podrían ayudarme a programar una barra de desplazamiento con wpf y material design

[@AbelDutraUI]

Hi, what kind of scrollbar wold you like?

[@kerymsdeyaniragarciareyes8463]

@@AbelDutraUI Pues estoy haciendo una lista de cuentas con label y textbox y pues como es demasiado grande la lista necesito una barra de desplazamiento para ello

[@kerymsdeyaniragarciareyes8463]

Y pues no se si me ayudan no se que tipos hay de ellas

[@AbelDutraUI]

intente insertar dentro de un stackpanel y un scrollviewer:

[@kerymsdeyaniragarciareyes8463]

@@AbelDutraUI ya lo intente así Y no me deja xq nos label y textbox no se alinean de manera horizontal ni vertical juntos

[@bobi9749]

Hello. Great work! Can you use the materialdesign library free for enterprise/commercial apps too?

[@AbelDutraUI]

This lib is free, do you know some other?

[@bobi9749]

@@AbelDutraUI no i only know this one from you :D i have to work with wpf at my company but i dont know if can use this or have to do everything on my own :(

[@AbelDutraUI]

I think that you can use this lib for comercial purposes

[@davesimon9192]

@@bobi9749 Don't know if you're aware but Mahapps is open source too, it's ok and works with materialdesign too.

[@jonestako4721]

thanks

[@vaemcu]

Hello wpf . Net core can cross platform?

[@AbelDutraUI]

Unfortunately wpf still working only on Windows... They don't tell if/when it will be cross platform

[@josematheusnoveli]

@@AbelDutraUI Microsoft should only keep wpf for compatibility issues, I do not believe we will have updates and new features, they are using React a lot

[@Nen4710]

good

[@xmoboer]

Hi gay good job

[@rushas]

I don't see what's the point of this kind of tutorials? No explanation, just typing code. How is it differs than sharing the source code itself?

[@hiteke5636]

thanks