Creating Reusable Controls - WPF TUTORIALS

[@BeholdTheLight23]

Your videos are like golden nuggets. I love them all, you always read my mind and come up with the problem I think of and in minutes the answer is right there. I just can't stress enough how useful your videos are...

[@SingletonSean]

Glad these tutorials are helpful Norbert, and thank you for the donation!

[@BeholdTheLight23]

@@SingletonSean Very welcome, I love your work and you teach people the way it meant to be.

[@someone150]

Dude, respect for excellent tutorials

[@gary6212]

Finally someone that explains how to pass data into and out of custom user controls...

[@marcosmoreira25]

Thank you so much for the videos, I started watching to do a job interview and now I'm working with WPF, all thanks to you man, keep up with the awesome work! I wish you all the best!

[@SingletonSean]

Glad this has all helped Marcos, best wishes at your job!

[@alanrgo1]

Loved how you don’t just explain the problem of not using reusable components, but actually make the viewer go through the cumbersome process of changing code multiple times, so they can realize by themselves this is a problem.

[@yoshimitsupunk]

Thank-you for this video. Was able to create a custom text box with placeholder text. 🙏🏾

[@8180634]

This was excellent, thank you! Your pace works with my ADD too. ;)

[@nandinik7816]

Such an informative video. Thank you

[@calin1996mh]

Excellent video!

[@KBhushan619]

Very informative sean❤️

[@Limonİs-t8n]

@SingletonSean Hello Sean! thanks for the videos. Can Custom Controls have their own view model for bussiness logic ?

[@user-pu2zp2ke2l]

Great thanks

[@allianceokc5067]

With the routed event the sender is the tier card and not the button itself. Is there a way to have the sender = the button?

[@pierrebielen7143]

Thanks for this video, but i'm a litle question, how implement a command in a user control. Before Thanks

[@SingletonSean]

Hey Pierre, good question! This video demonstrates commands in user controls, specifically for handling routed events with commands: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eamZinhua72tj6c

[@sergeys5270]

very good wpf videos

[@tanzib82]

Great video Sean. I have noticed that you are using code behind here. Will you still use the code behind if it was in a MVVM setup?

[@SingletonSean]

Thanks Tanzib! For the dependency properties in the TierCard, I would certainly use code-behind since there's really no MVVM alternative. Instead of the event handlers, I would probably add ICommand dependency properties on the TierCard for something like "JoinCommand". Then, I would have view models with commands to handle the join button clicks. Good question!

[@tanzib82]

@@SingletonSean Great! thanks for clearing this out for me.

[@lerocher2182]

Hi Sir, wenn i add a control inside the Header it can’t take Name property. Do you know why?

[@lerocher2182]

Like: If I add TextBlock inside Components:TierCard.Header I can’t give a Name to the TextBlock

[@lerocher2182]

Thank you Sir, Please how can i add TextChangedEvent to EventManager :)

[@lerocher2182]

I want to use a TextBox instead of a TextBlock and i dont know how to add TextChangedEvent to the EventManage. please can you help mir?

[@lerocher2182]

Ok. I did it !!!! :)

[@vandev_929]

Thx.

[@terry_hutt]

Good stuff.

[@erik6048]

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[@fredwbd95]

This is great, but I have a question about building a complex user control where I can't see the colors that I'm binding by default. I want to be able to apply a theme later on, but I want the default colors to show in the XAML editor while I'm building the control itself. Putting the control in some window and assigning properties works as expected, it's just building the component itself is awkward because I can't see how it's going to look in the XAML editor. The other thing is that intelisense does not autocomplete on "{Binding ...}" but does autocomplete on "{Binding Path=...}" and I'm wondering if that's something that's cropped up in the last few years, or if I'm just doing something wrong.

[@wayahedia9989]

Nice. Thank you.