WPF Course Overview
The full form of WPF is Windows Presentation Foundation. WPF is a unique and Powerful framework for windows apps building. 2D and 3D Graphics support, data visualization, readability of content and number of features offered by WPF. In this WPF training, you will learn the necessary skills and knowledge to build windows applications.
WPF Training Course Objective
- Understand the WPF architecture and advantages
- Become proficient with the use of XAML
- Layout and containers in WPF
- Achieve reuse and maintainability with resources, styles, and templates
- Build compelling user experiences with custom drawing and animations
- Learn how to properly apply the MVVM design pattern via applications of increasing complexity
- Introduction to Windows 8 Applications
WPF Training Course Prerequisite
- Participants must have a good experience in developing applications in .Net 2.0 or later using C#/VB.Net. Knowledge of building GUI applications will also be an advantage.
WPF Training Course Duration
- 20 to 25 Days
WPF Training Content
Introduction to WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation Using C#)
- Why WPF?
- What Is WPF?
- .NET Framework 3.0 (WinFX)
- WPF Overview
- Application and Window
- A Simple WPF Application
- Using Visual Studio
- Brushes
- Panels
XAML
- Role of XAML
- Elements and Attributes
- Namespaces
- Property Elements
- Type Converters
- Content Property
- Collections
- XAML and Procedural Code
WPF Controls
- Button
- Label
- TextBox
- ToolTip
- RadioButton
- CheckBox
- ListBox
- ComboBox
Layout
- Sizing
- Positioning
- Transforms
- Canvas
- Drawing Shapes
- StackPanel
- WrapPanel
- DockPanel
- Grid
- Scrolling
- Scaling
Dialogs
- Message Boxes
- Win32 Common Dialogs
- Custom Modal Dialogs
- Custom Modeless Dialogs
Menus and Commands
- Menus
- Context Menus
- Icons on Menu Items
- Commands
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Disabling Menu Items
- Checking Menu Items
Toolbars and Status Bars
- Toolbars
- Toolbars and Commands
- Status Bars
Dependency Properties and Routed Events
- Dependency Properties
- Change Notification
- Property Value Inheritance
- Support for Multiple Providers
- Routed Events
- Routing Strategies
Resources
- Resources in WPF
- Binary Resources
- Logical Resources
- Static versus Dynamic Resources
Styles, Templates, Skins and Themes
- Styles
- Style Sharing
- Triggers
- Templates
- Templated Parent’s Properties
- Skins
- Themes
Data Binding
- Binding Sources
- Sharing Sources with DataContext
- Data Templates
- Value Converters
- Collection Views
- Data Providers
