What I did it I have Class1
public class Class1
{
public Class1(string x)
{
X = x;
}
public string X { get; set; }
}
I have the main Window
<Window x:Class="WpfApp2.MainWindow"...
Thanks, but I looked more for practical how to write the code right for example In my test was the Main View and his ViewModel create a list of views and need to share an object and bind it to the chield view and change it by father ViewModel
and it should be changed by running a thread
Anyway...
I don't looking for you to search for me..
But if you know something it will be nice if you will paste it in here.. Thanks...
I was in bed Work test and I was really bad at that
Take it easy... You talk about slaves? Wtf?
If did you know something or learned You can post it (If you want..) if not you can keep with your life and ignore me
I did not ask for you to search for me just for who learn and can recommend from his experience from only good will not from feel a...
Hi sir. Thanks for your big answer. How it is possible to combine react with asp.net Mvc? and If I want also to learn it It is better to learn both together? or react first and then asp.net MVC or first to learn asp.net MVC and then react?
I have worked in the same place and the same work for 3 and a half years
I am using WPF and WinForm for developing Desktop apps
How can I Improve my knowledge at .NET and add more lines and stuff to my CV..
I thought about Entity Framework Core and ASP.NET Web API core\mcv core
What do you think?
I think the best way to do so it only uses the MainWindow.xaml without write code in C# in that file.
So I opened a new class named HeaderGridView.cs and try to bind from there... I have no Idea what Am I doing wrong
I have no error this bind just to nothing...
And what it the best practice to...
I have read this book https://www.tutorialspoint.com/wpf/wpf_tutorial.pdf
and on page 22,23 this code example do not run....
and Am I missing?
UserControl1.xaml
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using...
I work in my company as c# developer mainly on Winform for desktop something about a year and looking for updating my knowledge in new framework and technology that will be popular in the future...
Mainly for desktop /server-side.
Can be also for client-side
Thanks
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