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Where can i find theme support for my c# windows applications.? Is there any theme maker or ready for use themes
WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) themes looks much better than normal windows forms.
But if you are still looking for windows form app themes you can try out Fancy Windows Forms By Nedim Sabic.
We are using the (commercial) products from DevExpress.com.
They support theming, have great support and were the best tool I could find. Using it for approx. 3 years.
For Windows Forms.Net application you can use visualstyler.
For more information https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/7937dfc6-b216-421a-97e8-6483c5727914
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recently i have worked with Azure Functions Framework to build a web-application which was connected to an Angular frontend (build by a partner). So i am familiar with frameworks like ASP.net or Spring Boot, but not with UI.
Now I face the task to implement a small desktop application which has to provide some sort of user interaction. One of the requirements is, that it has to run on macOS and Windows. It basically offers a recording functionality for binary data, with replay, pause, "Jump to" ...
What are the frameworks you would recommend? The team does not have any/or very few experience with Angular or similar Frontend-frameworks, so i was thinking of Blazor.
Is Blazor a good choice or is it overkill for such a usecase?
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I want to start making professional exe apps, but how can i do it?
I started with Windows Forms but heard that it's not good for aestic applications.
Then i started with UWP, but it can't be extracted to exe file :x
I looked for WPF in the internet and it says they are the same as UWP with exe files.
So how the professional apps are being made? How can i make them?
I'm using Visual Studio and I want to make the apps in C#.
If you have the WPF C# packages installed just type inside the project search bar:
Click on the project, give a name, click next
And there you go, you have a WPF project.
Then follow some beginner friendly WPF tutorial
https://wpf-tutorial.com/
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Can anyone recommend a good and light framework for
mvvm development on windows phone 7? a list of pros and cons would be useful.
Jounce: http://jounce.codeplex.com/
More guidance really this - but I found it useful. It has some really useful debugging and logging elements to it, which makes working with MEF easier especially when it goes wrong.
MVVM Light: http://www.galasoft.ch/mvvm/
I've used MVVM light - its messaging is very simple and easy to use.
UltralightMVVM: http://ultralightmvvm.codeplex.com/
This question may also help you: Windows Phone 7 Silverlight MVVM (and other) frameworks
There is also Caliburn Micro - using it it's easier to create ViewModel first and View after. It's created more for software developer then a designer.
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I am new to .NET world and I have little experience of winforms. I want to know whether it is possible to mix WPF with Winforms. I mean can i use WPF controls in traditional windows forms application and are there any compatibility issues? Any reference to a good tutorial would be appriciated.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/739902/How-to-Easily-Host-WPF-Control-inside-Windows-Form
You can add the control to your toolbox and add it to your form.
Add a reference to WindowsFormsIntegration and add an ElementHost to you form.
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I was wondering if there exists an application for mobile phones(any platform) that simulates compiler, validates syntax?
It would be nice to have one the phone:) Particularly I am looking something for C# or C++(like gcc).
It does not have to generate any output code, just the front-end part(lexilal, syntax analysis...)
You can try online compilers that work through web browsers, such as Compilr.com.
Many mobile phones have SDKs, these will include all the tools that you need to develop on that particular device.
Symbian and Android are two that spring to mind.