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Mastering Visual Studio 2017

You're reading from   Mastering Visual Studio 2017 Build windows apps using WPF and UWP, accelerate cloud development with Azure, explore NuGet, and more

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787281905
Length 466 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Kunal Chowdhury Kunal Chowdhury
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Preface 1. What is New in Visual Studio 2017 IDE? 2. What is New in C# 7.0? FREE CHAPTER 3. Building Applications for Windows Using XAML Tools 4. Building Applications for Windows 10 Using UWP Tools 5. Building Applications with .NET Core 6. Managing NuGet Packages 7. Debugging Applications with Visual Studio 2017 8. Live Unit Testing with Visual Studio 2017 9. Accelerate Cloud Development with Microsoft Azure 10. Working with Source Controls

Layouts in WPF

Layout is an important part of any GUI-based application, for usability purpose. You must arrange your controls in a proper position, so that, the user can find it easy to work. You should also keep arranging your controls properly to scale them in different screen resolutions and/or different font sizes. WPF provides a built-in support of various panels to help you on this:

  • Grid: This defines a flexible area to position UI elements in rows and columns.
  • StackPanel: This defines an area where the child elements can arrange in stack fashion horizontally or vertically.
  • Canvas: This defines an area to set the UI elements by coordinates relative to the area specified.
  • DockPanel: This defines an area which you can arrange horizontally or vertically, relative to each other.
  • WrapPanel: This defines an area where child elements can position themselves sequentially from...
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