Layouts In WPF

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Hey Guys, Let us learn what are Layouts in WPF. This is a core concept which forms the basis of UI design in WPF. You need to understand the concept nicely for UI designing part. Please do like share and comment on this video. Also subscribe to my channel.

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11 июн 2016

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@TheJessejunior 4 года назад

this series are so better than the paid courses i´ve gotten.... thank you

@sandeepjadhav75502 4 года назад

Hello Sir. I am a WPF Application Developer. I watched video. It's very nice and perfect. Ur videos are removing my difficulties from my daily task... I really thank you sir.....

@lowmax4431 4 года назад

I agree... thank yo uso much for this comment. this is fine.

@ramrustle5563 6 лет назад

your videos are so helpful im a startup developer and im noe learning through ur videos of how a visual studio works thank you so much

@ninaa2916 Год назад

Very helpful video! Thanks a lot.

@ShakirAlimit 5 лет назад

Nice explanation thanks for sharing.

@Trzbne 5 лет назад

Fantastic tutorial, thank you so much!

@dgloria 6 лет назад

This is much easier than that old fiddle about in css. Wow! I'm happy with these changes. However the width of my controls are not adjusted if I shrink the window width, but I suppose it will be in one of your following videos.

@PabloHelal 4 года назад

Excelente, muchas gracias.

@chmounika4665 2 года назад

Your videos are awesome and thank you so much plese do more videos it helps me a lot

@brynarn 4 года назад

Love your videos!!!

@handover007 3 года назад

Very good video

@victoriaakanaefu5140 6 лет назад

Thank you

@mizanurrahmanazhariwaz6172 3 года назад

awesome bro

@baajwajee5691 3 года назад

Help me alot in my finalS thanks alot

@ruslan_yefimov Год назад

oke)))

@TejasGuptaMusic 6 лет назад

thanks for this video @DotNetSkoool. can you also make a tutorial for wpf sliding sidebar in vb.net? please make it for me. It'll help. Yes, but remember- in vb.net......

@randomite 4 года назад

You said in previous video that a child control automatically takes the full space of the parent if no size is provided. It seems like that happen only in grid? I was hoping you will be touching on that in this video but didn't see that. Btw great videos, you made it look easy! thank you!

@akshaysharma5700 7 лет назад

ur videos are so perfect! keep it on! hey! plus i need ur 1 advice...i usually hear that job opportunities for .net operators(developers) is less than that of android developers ..plzz tell me whts the scenario plzz ASAP!

@dotnetskoool5809 7 лет назад

That's a myth.. both technologies have there specific audiences. Which ever technology you decide to learn, learn it till depth you will get a lot of opportunities. Android developer mostly get jobs in start ups such as paytm, .net developers generally are recruited by big companies like TCS, Infy etc. Sorry for delayed response bro..

@akshaysharma5700 7 лет назад

Okay !! Thank you. I appreciate it.

@dotnetskoool5809 7 лет назад

By the way one thing I missed you can develop android apps using C# also. Instead of Visual Studio you need to develop in Xamarin Studio. Google it...

@MrDansj 6 лет назад

developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/getting_started/

@lowmax4431 4 года назад

I have a problem where I will put text into a text box and it will resize the grid making the buttons wider and pushing everything out of the window.

@vaibhavkapil3247 4 месяца назад

Hi I don't have any idea about windows forms. Could you please explain the things without taking the reference of it.

@thirumalaraothotapalli130 7 лет назад

hi ur video is good but what is Auto means in Grid

@Trzbne 5 лет назад

If you put something in that cell of the table, the height and width will be as big as the thing inside of it. So if you have a huge button there, then the cell's height and width will be = myButton.Height (+ margin), myButton.Width (+ margin). Margins are needed to avoid the text touching the grid lines.