WinForms WPF Documentation

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WinForms WPF Overview

This guide will walk you through the fundamentals of WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation).

Introduction

WPF is a powerful framework for building Windows desktop applications. It provides a declarative approach to UI development, making it easier to maintain and update your applications.

Key Concepts

XAML: The defining language of WPF. It describes the UI visually.

Data Binding: Automatically updates UI elements based on data changes.

Templates: Pre-defined styles to quickly create different UI layouts.

Layout: Controls the arrangement of UI elements.

Basic UI Elements

Button: A clickable button.

Label: Displays text.

TextBox: A text input field.

Grid: Arranges UI elements in a grid.

Flexbox: A layout system that creates flexible and responsive layouts.

Example: Simple Window

Create a basic window with a label and button.

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JavaScript Integration (Example)

This example uses JavaScript to add a simple highlighting to the label.

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