Tag : WPF

Improvements to XAML tooling in Visual Studio 2019 version 16.7 Preview 1

Dmitry LyalinMay 20, 2020May 20, 202005/20/20

In this blog post we'd like to catch you up on what's new in Visual Studio tooling for XAML developers building WPF, UWP and Xamarin.Forms applications. In this post we'll cover new features shipped in Visual Studio 2019 version 16.5, 16.6 and the most recent release 16.7 Preview 1.

What’s new in XAML developer tools in Visual Studio 2019 for WPF & UWP

Dmitry LyalinDecember 4, 2019Dec 4, 201912/4/19

If you missed our previous releases or simply have not had a chance to catch-up, this blog post will be the one place where you can see every major improvement we’ve made throughout 2019.

Windows Desktop Developer Twitch Workshop (March 14, 2019)

Dmitry LyalinMarch 7, 2019Mar 7, 201903/7/19

Today we’d like to announce an upcoming free live streaming workshop on March 14th, 2019 focused on Windows Desktop development for .NET applications using frameworks such as WPF, WinForms and UWP.

Connect(“demos”); // 2015: HealthClinic.biz

Visual Studio BlogDecember 8, 2015Dec 8, 201512/8/15

During Connect(); //2015 we showcased many technologies available to you as a developer across Azure, Office, Windows, Visual Studio and Visual Studio Team Services. We’ve also heard from you that you love to have real-world applications through which you can directly experience what’s possible using those technologies. This year...

Visual Studio Update 1 RC

Visual Studio BlogOctober 29, 2015Oct 29, 201510/29/15

Today we released Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 RC, which builds on the Update 1 CTP we released three weeks ago. In addition to the features introduced in the CTP as described here, the Release Candidate includes the following: For a complete list of features in Update 1 RC and information on bug fixes and known issues...

Connect(“Live”); // WPF Team Live Q & A

Visual Studio BlogMarch 20, 2015Mar 20, 201503/20/15

It’s been a busy week for the .NET teams here at Microsoft. We’ve just concluded our two day, live, free, dotnetConf 2015 event, with 19 sessions from both our product teams and community presenters. If you missed it, don’t worry. You can watch all the videos on-demand over at the dotnetConf 2015 Channel 9 page. Next Week &...

WPF in Visual Studio 2010 – Part 7 : Wrap up

Visual Studio BlogApril 6, 2010Apr 6, 201004/6/10

This is the final part in the WPF in Visual Studio 2010 series. Reflections on the Series One of the aims of this series was to give a deeper look into collaboration the Visual Studio and WPF teams undertook during this release, specifically focusing on the “Lessons learned.” As such, I tended to focus on the issues we encountered and the ...

WPF in Visual Studio 2010 – Part 6 : Automated UI Testing

Visual Studio BlogMarch 30, 2010Mar 30, 201003/30/10

This is the sixth article in the WPF in Visual Studio 2010 series. This week, guest author Phil Price gives us his view of what it took to test the new WPF UI. - Paul Harrington Background This post covers an overview of techniques that we used to create and maintain automated user interface regression tests for Visual Studio. Regression tests...

WPF in Visual Studio 2010 – Part 5 : Window Management

Visual Studio BlogMarch 22, 2010Mar 22, 201003/22/10

This is the fifth article in the WPF in Visual Studio 2010 series. This week, guest author Matthew Johnson presents a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at Visual Studio's innovative window management system. - Paul Harrington Background Several people have expressed interest in how much effort was required to write a WPF window management ...

WPF in Visual Studio 2010 – Part 4 : Direct Hosting of WPF content

Visual Studio BlogMarch 15, 2010Mar 15, 201003/15/10

This is the fourth part in the series of posts on Visual Studio 2010’s use of WPF. This week, we’ll take a look at how Visual Studio 2010 detects and hosts WPF content ‘natively’ while at the same time allowing for non-WPF content. Frames and Panes In the Visual Studio extensibility model, the client area of a window is...

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