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Is a framework which is used for developing windows application
Is introduced in .NET 3.0
Uses XAML as designing language
Compatible with classic Win Forms
3. Benefits
Superior Data Binding
Support for MVVM
Animations through Storyboarding
3D Support
Better Performance
Cleaner usage of Controls
5. XAML
Stands for Extensible Application Markup Language
Is a simple and declarative language based on XML
Provides an easy way to create , initialize and set properties of objects with
hierarchical relations
Used for designing GUI’s
XAML is a valid XML file but vice - versa may or may not be true.
7. Elements Tree
Is used to order elements and components in a tree structure
WPF has a comprehensive tree structure in the form of objects
These tree structure helps you to easily create and identify the relationships
between the UI elements
Types:
Logical Tree Structure – Represents the structure of UI elements in XAML.
Tells about dependency properties , static and dynamic resources.
Visual Tree Structure – Signifies all the UI elements rendered to the output screen.
Routed events mostly travel along the visual tree.
11. Dependency Properties
Is a specific type of property which extends the CLR property
Class which inherits dependency property must be inherited from dependency
object class
Many of the UI controls class are derived from dependency object class
We can also create custom dependency properties
12. Routed Events
Is a type of event that can invoke handlers on multiple listeners on a tree
Is basically a CLR event supported by an instance of Routed event class
It is registered with WPF event system
Types :
Direct event – It is the default one .for e.g. : Button click
Bubbling event – Begins with element where event is originated
Tunneling event – Invoke the event handlers on the element tree root
13. Data Binding
Is a mechanism that provides a simple and easy way to display and interact
with data
Allow the flow of data between UI elements and data objects on user
interface
When a binding is established and if the data or business model changes, then
it reflects the updates directly to the UI elements
Types :
14. Resources
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Is the ability to store data locally for controls or for a current window or
globally for the entire application
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Can be declared as window resource, Application resource or control resource
A key is required to reference the resource
Types:
Static Resource
Dynamic Resource
15. Templates
Is used to customize the appearance of controls
Types:
Control Templates – Allow us to specify the visual structure of the control
Data Templates – Responsible for visualization of data
16. Styles
Is a collection of property values that can be applied to elements
Is used for formatting the controls
Can be reused
Similar to CSS in ASP. Net
Can be Inherited
17. Triggers
Are response of some action
Applied as a part of styles
Helpful in dynamically changing the appearance of controls, animations etc.
Internally uses the concepts of dependency properties
Types :
Property Triggers – Works on Dependency properties
Data Triggers – Works on Non Dependency properties
Event Triggers – Used to trigger animations
18. User Controls
Is a reusable part of window
Will be hosted on main window
Similar to normal window
19. Dispatcher
Responsible for handling multi threading
Implementing threading without dispatcher causes multithreading exception
20. 2D and 3D Graphics
Support for both drawing and shape objects
E.g.:
Line
Ellipse
Rectangle
Polygon
21. Infragistics
Infragistics is a global software company that publishes user interface (UI) development tools
and components for a range of developer applications, across all platforms. The company is
also a provider of developer support, testing tools, and UI and User Experience (UX) training
and consulting services.
Their products enable developers to create UIs that are the foundation for developing
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—Windows Forms, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), ASP.NET and Silverlight as well
as jQuery/HTML5, and mobile controls for the Windows Phone, iOS (iPhone and iPad) and
Android.
Examples :
XamRibbon
XamRichTextEditor
Data grids and Filters
