How to create a simple WPF application

In Visual Studio 2008

Open Visual Studio 2008 and choose "File", "New", "Project..." in the main menu. Choose "WPF Application" as project type.

Choose a folder for your project and give it a name. Then press "OK"

Visual Studio creates the project and automatically adds some files to the solution. A Window1.xaml and an App.xaml. The structure looks quite similar to WinForms, except that the Window1.designer.cs file is no longer code but it's now declared in XAML as Window1.xaml

Open the Window1.xaml file in the WPF designer and drag a Button and a TextBox from the toolbox to the Window

Select the Button and switch to the event view in the properties window (click on the little yellow lightning icon). Doubleclick on the "Click" event to create a method in the codebehind that is called, when the user clicks on the button.

Note: If you do not find a yellow lightning icon, you need to install the Service Pack 1 for VisualStudio on your machine. Alternatively you can doubleclick on the button in the designer to achieve the same result.

Visual Studio automatically creates a method in the code-behind file that gets called when the button is clicked.

 
private void button1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    textBox1.Text = "Hello WPF!";
}
 
 

The textbox has automatically become assigned the name textBox1 by the WPF designer. Set text Text to "Hello WPF!" when the button gets clicked and we are done! Start the application by hit [F5] on your keyboard.

Isn't this cool!

 Comments on this article

Sanjay Modi	Commented on 17.February 2009 Simplest way to Start WPF Application. Thanks
John Smith	Commented on 19.February 2009 "Select the Button and switch to the event view in the properties window (click on the little yellow flash icon)" What little yellow flash icon? That was the only part that was unclear to me. Everything else was good.
Chuck Martin	Commented on 19.February 2009 I don't see the yellow flash icon either. I'm guessing that the tutorial is from VS 2005, and that the VS 2008 doesn't show the icon due to a redesign. It's easy enough to create an event, though. Go to the XAML, find the control, and use intellisense to generate the Click method (or any other event you want). An alternative method is to double-click the control (this is the same as in Winforms). That will create the event-handling code and add the event to the XAML (as a bonus, it will put the code tab in the foreground).
Ross	Commented on 22.February 2009 The yellow flash icon is only available with Service Pack 1 of Visual Studio 2008.
Toumi Redhouane	Commented on 23.February 2009 Simplest but a great work, thank you for your clarification.
Chuck Hallman	Commented on 25.February 2009 Hey man, I appreciate what you're doing. I'm brand new to WPF. Thanks for the help getting started!
A. BETTIK	Commented on 27.February 2009 Nicely done, including commnts. Newbie also. Missed the Service Pack as I thought updating from the menu would catch it. It didn't.
nagesh	Commented on 6.March 2009 hey it is very cool
sakthivel	Commented on 10.March 2009 Thanks you it is very nice :)
munch	Commented on 13.March 2009 Thanks. Don't stop writing...
DotNetXenon	Commented on 27.March 2009 Very nice to begin with.. Thanks!!!
kallu	Commented on 1.April 2009 nice stuff....thx a ton..
SP.Murugesa...	Commented on 1.April 2009 Thanks..Learning new technologies should be like this example.I hope I will learn it all in someday.:)
SP.Murugesa...	Commented on 1.April 2009 Thanks..Learning new technologies should be like this example.I hope I will learn it all in someday.:)
kamal	Commented on 2.April 2009 Do jquery works in WPF?
harshad	Commented on 3.April 2009 It's good one to start with........
Srivas	Commented on 8.April 2009 Very Nice stuff..thanks a lot..
suhaas	Commented on 11.April 2009 This is great and you are the best..Thanks
kamesg	Commented on 15.April 2009 very good sample example ,,and good star for me in wpf
Srikant	Commented on 16.April 2009 Nice article !! Its really good for learners.
BG	Commented on 21.April 2009 Cam VS2008 automatically create C++ instead of C#?
BG	Commented on 21.April 2009 Cam VS2008 automatically create C++ instead of C#?
BG	Commented on 21.April 2009 Cam VS2008 automatically create C++ instead of C#?
decoder	Commented on 23.April 2009 good work! plz dont stop...carry on with new tutorials...
Moayad	Commented on 23.April 2009 Nicely done. Thanks
hnin	Commented on 4.May 2009 Cool! thx .... we are waiting ur's new stuff ...... Fighting....
R. Anand	Commented on 11.May 2009 Is it possible to load XAML files in WEB? The above example is a windows-based application, isn't it?
sree	Commented on 13.May 2009 I am using VS2005,i had installed Frame work 3.0 and WPF and WCF extensions. I had opened the wpf project and i drag the Textbox and Button. When i double click the button, no event is come in code page. how i can fix ? In properties window didn't visible the yellow fish.
ArunKumar.G	Commented on 15.May 2009 Easy way to learning Wpf.I Hope i can learn more things in wpf....
Svend	Commented on 18.May 2009 The yellow flash icon is the yellow lightning icon :) A flash is just "brief emitting of light", which also comes with a lightning strike, but I would say that the icon is a lightning, not a flash?
Rashmi	Commented on 21.May 2009 Thank you vary much....nice job ...i am waiting for next posts
JayaMurugan	Commented on 21.May 2009 Fine Nice Way to start..........
ragz	Commented on 23.May 2009 It is a really good & simple. Some of them r confused regarding yellow button(event button), if u r not clear u just double click the button that u have placed in the window1.xaml.It is going to create the button click event with default name(if u want to change name just click yellow button and type name next to click).
Craig Newton	Commented on 25.May 2009 Easy, simple and works for me. Thanks.
najaf	Commented on 26.May 2009 easiest way to learn WPF.....thxxx
Mehdi Rafeie	Commented on 31.May 2009 I can't find Events button in the Properties window. I can only see the Search Bar & Clear button below the name of control. What's the matter?
Alessandro...	Commented on 31.May 2009 I cant´t find the events window, too. If I open a Windows Form Application I do find the Events Manager window tab immediately on the right (down), like displayed in the above picture. But if I create such a button in a window in XAML, in other words if I choose WPF Application, Visual Studio does not offer me an Event Manager Window, only a properties window. In fact, if you right-click on a button in the XAML window it will tell you there is no Event Manager window and if you right-click on the button itself you will only be able to open the properties window. Please mail me if your Visual Studio 2008 Pro is different than mine.
kiran	Commented on 3.June 2009 nice thanks for new tech
Cheena	Commented on 4.June 2009 Hi Chris, Thanks for the lesson on writing a simple program. But i am not able to follow it. I add text box and button. But my button doesn't say "Say Hello" like yours and i am not able to name it. Then i double click on button and it makes a event, routine... but i am not able to to put " Hello wpf" text in Text box. Can you tell me how you did it? Thanks. New Learner.
Christian Moser	Commented on 4.June 2009 Hi Cheena, when you click once on the button, it gets selected. Then you should see the properties of the button on the right bottom of VisualStudio. Search for a property called "Content". This is the place to write "Say Hello". The Text "Hello WPF" is put into the textBox from the code in the EventHandler. I hope this helps.
LLcool	Commented on 6.June 2009 Can't find the the events window, too. There's no "yellow flash icon" on my property window. Only properties are shown. Any ideas?
LLcool	Commented on 6.June 2009 SOLUTION to events window problem: just install SP1. Note: uninstall previously installed hotfixes (if any).
bax	Commented on 10.June 2009 Looking good so far
Programmer	Commented on 16.June 2009 Svend go stick your head in a garbage disposal...
Jay	Commented on 18.June 2009 When i run the program with the Button and Text box given above, i get a huge Button on the window which spans the entire screen. What could be the problem? Please help
Christian Moser	Commented on 18.June 2009 Hi Jay, it seems as if your button has its HorizontalAlignment and VerticalAlignment set to "Stretch" and you do not have a Margin set. Set the HorizontalAlignment to "Left" and the VerticalAlignment to "Top" or adjust the Margin. You can also replace the Grid by a StackPanel. This should solve your problem. Greetins Christian
uioil	Commented on 29.June 2009 pariiiii
Larry Holze	Commented on 29.June 2009 Nice tutorial. One thing on my system does not match however. In the properties window, there are no little icons for changing the view. Just have a categorized, alpha sorted view, but it is not complete - no events. Able to double click controls to get to event code, but the inability to change property views is very frustrating. Any idea if this might just be a version thing (I'm on 9.0.21022.8, c# express), or is it that I'm not configured correctly? Thanks
Christian Moser	Commented on 1.July 2009 I Larry, you have to install VisualStudio Service Pack 1 on your machine. I added a note to the article. Thanks for your feedback! Greetings Christian
Raja	Commented on 2.July 2009 Very good article < >
saleem	Commented on 7.July 2009 nice article....
Abhi	Commented on 7.July 2009 Hi Chris, Encountered same problem as Sree,s I am using VS2005,i had installed Frame work 3.0 and WPF and WCF extensions. I had opened the wpf project and added the Textbox and Button. When double clicked on either 'Button' or 'Form' Visual Studio is not creating method automatically in the code-behind, no event is come in code page. how i can fix ?
Tiago Antunes	Commented on 12.July 2009 Congratulations from Brazil! Very Good. Nice article!
sivaji	Commented on 14.July 2009 this is possible without wpf no, then why u r give this example ? u have to give related example with wpf which is not possible in .net
Dave	Commented on 17.July 2009 I guess this is written in C# anything on VB or is the way to go on WPF?
Sudip	Commented on 20.July 2009 Gr8 man keep it up .I found this stuff really helpfull
A. Rajkumar	Commented on 24.July 2009 Hi, this is really a good one to get start with it. And it gave an impression on WPF to learn. Thank you.
vijayanand	Commented on 24.July 2009 thanks.. It is very useful and great
sushil	Commented on 8.August 2009 Thanks..for nice demo
mr_vicks	Commented on 14.August 2009 Thanks..easy to follow and a good WPF tutorial to get started with
kapil	Commented on 18.August 2009 Can we make website with wpf?
Major Critic	Commented on 18.August 2009 Jeez... I can't believe there are so many freakin' helpless people out there, especially Indians. Most of you guys have no right to be near a keyboard, or to call yourself software developers. Learn how to do things yourself!!! But what would I expect of a people where half their citizens crap in the streets. ROFL
Major Critic	Commented on 18.August 2009 Jeez... I can't believe there are so many freakin' helpless people out there, especially Indians. Most of you guys have no right to be near a keyboard, or to call yourself software developers. Learn how to do things yourself!!! But what would I expect of a people where half their citizens crap in the streets. ROFL
Bravo	Commented on 19.August 2009 Major, Are you homeless? sorry about it, you need to be competitive to earn it in Brazil.
Bose	Commented on 23.August 2009 Major People you are talking about are busy learning things..while your people are busy drinking beer.. fuck off and mind your business! lol
Juno	Commented on 25.August 2009 Careful Major!!. That's the kind of attitude that could land you on the streets after your job gets outsourced to bangalore!!..
Harish Chandra	Commented on 25.August 2009 I guess many Majors have just started to learn basics while Indians are working to solve complex issues in the Master level. When all systems hangup, you will ultimately have to wait for your techno masters from India to resume your ass working, cus you obviously have to start from scratch learning your own ASS(ystem) forgetting everything after partying everyday to woo your date(s). Well, every hard working indian know that they have to be away from you kinda stinkin racist, so they dont waste time like you do(just talking1!)
Harish Chandra	Commented on 25.August 2009 I guess many Majors have just started to learn basics while Indians are working to solve complex issues in the Master level. When all systems hangup, you will ultimately have to wait for your techno masters from India to resume your ass working, cus you obviously have to start from scratch learning your own ASS(ystem) forgetting everything after partying everyday to woo your date(s). Well, every hard working indian know that they have to be away from you kinda stinkin racist, so they dont waste time like you do(just talking1!)
Rajib Panja	Commented on 31.August 2009 Nice article for beginners
Sushil	Commented on 6.September 2009 Nice article to start
Ibro	Commented on 6.September 2009 My Visual studio as I choose new project not showing the Template under the Project Type it only showing other visual studio solutions and under Temlape I got only Blank solutions!!
Ajay	Commented on 7.September 2009 hey thanks buddy ...... I have created my first WPF application.... Keep posting........ Thnxs
Manoj	Commented on 11.September 2009 Hey Major. just think before what you write. who are you to comment about indians
Mustafa Tümer	Commented on 12.September 2009 Good work. Thanks for the post. I just wonder if we can create vector based interactive 3D interfaces using WPF? thanks
RaviGogu	Commented on 18.September 2009 ohh...very Good Tutorial..Thanx dear.
andrei	Commented on 20.September 2009 it's works without the character ; nice job!
Ala	Commented on 22.September 2009 awsome!
Rine	Commented on 23.September 2009 Where would we be without tradition and the 'Hello World' program? :-) This sample simply displays the first differences between WinForm and WPF * the applicaton file is now a .xaml file * the implementation code now includes .xaml. in the file name * the designer code is now handled by a .xaml file Sure, anyone who has used Visual Studio before could do it for themselves but it's great for beginners who are a bit daunted by it all. Why do people like MC need to have such negative outbursts in domains where they obviously don't belong. I bet he goes to playgrounds and teases toddlers for wearing nappies. What a loser.
Avdesh	Commented on 23.September 2009 Great work Christian !! Really helpfull
Suresh	Commented on 24.September 2009 Nice Work...!!!
Dhanavel	Commented on 28.September 2009 Its very useful to developing the skills in WPF
JOSE...	Commented on 29.September 2009 I do not know how I lived so far without WPF ... congratulations
mnk	Commented on 1.October 2009 Major, mind ur bullshit tounge
Akhila	Commented on 2.October 2009 Christine, Good One for beginners.. Will surely recomend this site..Thanks for that.
Harish Chandra	Commented on 5.October 2009 btw, plz 2 email teh codez 4 teh other clas plz, cant figur dis 1 out...
Prasad	Commented on 9.October 2009 Come on dude u r really gud and made it simple yar . . .
P. Mohan	Commented on 12.October 2009 You have done a great. I hope you will continue........
rambabu reddy	Commented on 15.October 2009 Nice tutorial
microstar	Commented on 15.October 2009 hi..thank your toturial (^_^)
D.Billel	Commented on 15.October 2009 Merci !
DEN	Commented on 17.October 2009 Create of new WPF project on Russian
DEN simple code	Commented on 17.October 2009 Create of new WPF project on Russian http://simplecod.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/�озадние-нового-проекта-wpf/
Ravee	Commented on 18.October 2009 Dear Harish Chandra [The first commenter in this post], You are one of the low life stinkers that I'm meeting in my life. If you really dare, post your phone number or ur company name or your real contact information. You coward. You can't do that that, because you are one sick ba****. Get help. Christian, please post some Psychiatric treatment links here. He would need it.
Ashok	Commented on 22.October 2009 Can you tell me, can we create controls dynamically at runtime using WPF
tinie_ks	Commented on 26.October 2009 hey am looking a talent which is expert in this area? anyone can recommend?
Anil	Commented on 29.October 2009 Good on you Mate........
roya	Commented on 1.November 2009 thanks a lat,
Francisco	Commented on 3.November 2009 Thank U! I think the best way to start programming a whole new language, is programming the "hello world" program, and this is exactly the ting I was looking for to start programming in WPF language Thank You a lot! :)
Hima	Commented on 3.November 2009 Good One ! nice start up for beginners
santu	Commented on 4.November 2009 Really it is very helpful for beginers Thank you a lot
jatin	Commented on 5.November 2009 Nice start
swazendo	Commented on 9.November 2009 Excellent. Einstein once said something about the sign of a person who is very knowledgeable at something is the person who can teach what they know at all levels. This is the link I will give to anyone starting WPF and looking forward to continuing….
Shanawaz	Commented on 16.November 2009 Good work, thanks for chef.
Pappa Dom	Commented on 17.November 2009 Becoming a developer is like pushing water up hill - stop for any length of time and you have to start again. Thanks for the scoop on WPF Christian!
Ajith	Commented on 17.November 2009 very helpful
vinodp	Commented on 19.November 2009 very cool!!!!!!!
Ramba	Commented on 23.November 2009 I love u Chris
Arun Sadanandan	Commented on 25.November 2009 Thnaks for giving me a start on WPF Chris..., Looking out for more from you on WPF
Mitesh Neema...	Commented on 26.November 2009 Really superb for the beginner.Good job done..:)
Nancy	Commented on 27.November 2009 That was very simple and Quick !! Do u have any such tutorials on COM??
Arun vv	Commented on 28.November 2009 Nice one for beginners
Miftah	Commented on 3.December 2009 Surely beginners will become fan of you.
Karthik	Commented on 8.December 2009 Nice Tutorial
sudhakar	Commented on 9.December 2009 nice tutorial
ashraf fawzy	Commented on 9.December 2009 Many thanks for simplifying the WPF , GREAT SIMPLE LESSON , KEEP UP
Manthan	Commented on 9.December 2009 Good to go!
Maxy	Commented on 10.December 2009 Really its the stepping stone man...gr8
chandra	Commented on 11.December 2009 Surely helps to beginners....
Bhushan	Commented on 14.December 2009 What's new in this?
Manish Chouhan	Commented on 15.December 2009 Itz really nice budddy........... U must use it for new era of applications
Lukmanul Hakeem	Commented on 15.December 2009 very nice for beginners
me	Commented on 15.December 2009 its very nice that you write not only the articles but the comments too. Keep up the good work!
Adulapuram	Commented on 16.December 2009 its really cool...
Aftab	Commented on 17.December 2009 Thanks man! Really helpful introduction to WPF. I had a feeling that I'd be tough but it is not. Its pretty simple. Cheers and God Bless! Aftab ComputerVideos.110mb.com/
Mathw	Commented on 17.December 2009 Thanks a lot for helping out.I am very new to WPF and this is the exact tutorial I was looking for
Gurmeet	Commented on 22.December 2009 Thanks chris for a nice start !
Jagadish,...	Commented on 22.December 2009 Very good Article..Thanks and Congrates!!
Craig	Commented on 24.December 2009 Thanks for a great intro
Gourav Verma	Commented on 24.December 2009 Thanks a lot chris, good start !
SivaKumar	Commented on 25.December 2009 Thanks a lot. It was amazing. I found the content very helpful. Keep up the good work :)
Ganaa From...	Commented on 27.December 2009 i can't find yellow lightning so i am trying to install SP1. when i was trying to install SP1, i got an error (A compatible version of Visual Studio 2008 was not detected on the system. This update is designed for only the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 (ENU) product family, and is not compatible with any Express editions.) what should i do??? my mail is vip_ganaa@yahoo.com send me clue plzzzzzzzz. tnx by the way great job
Ganaa From...	Commented on 27.December 2009 i can't find yellow lightning so i am trying to install SP1. when i was trying to install SP1, i got an error (A compatible version of Visual Studio 2008 was not detected on the system. This update is designed for only the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 (ENU) product family, and is not compatible with any Express editions.) what should i do??? my mail is vip_ganaa@yahoo.com send me clue plzzzzzzzz. tnx by the way great job
Yash	Commented on 4.January 2010 good one !!!!!
tausif	Commented on 7.January 2010 very nice for freshers,,,,thnx alot
kalpesh sheth	Commented on 11.January 2010 It is nice Example but i want some interesting example which help me to learn wpf application.
Pilar	Commented on 11.January 2010 thank you! thank you! thank you!!!!
Diviner	Commented on 12.January 2010 Your tutorial is the best I saw. ��. (Thanks a lot.)
moshe	Commented on 13.January 2010 Simple and well illustrated tutorial.I liked it
Ankit Malhotra	Commented on 16.January 2010 Easy to understand & ideal for beginners.
gunti kiran...	Commented on 19.January 2010 Nice Example for Beginners
Manju	Commented on 19.January 2010 how is it different from asp.net
bharghavaram	Commented on 20.January 2010 Good Example For Learners
udhaya	Commented on 20.January 2010 i think, you better keep the comment with yourself only, what you except from us with this comments. other wise your site much more useful with rich in look and feel.
Surya	Commented on 21.January 2010 Stop writing comments by yourself mate
Soby Mathew	Commented on 29.January 2010 very nice for freshers..........thnx alot
Abhishek	Commented on 29.January 2010 Its great sir ...keep it up
Ramesh	Commented on 1.February 2010 Very Nice article ...thank you so much dear
ngoquoccuong	Commented on 1.February 2010 sorry, i want to create a button in xaml.cs file and then show this button in xaml file with left and top margin, how do i do? Please help me.
anand	Commented on 2.February 2010 Thanks it is very innovative for new commerce
Shailendra	Commented on 3.February 2010 Hi, this is good examle ti start wpf. I want to fill combo box through database.please give me way.
Pooja	Commented on 3.February 2010 Its good Start..!! Thanks
sud	Commented on 3.February 2010 nice
Ali.aghdam	Commented on 3.February 2010 Its great tanks
kelv	Commented on 5.February 2010 Great i love it
Radix	Commented on 5.February 2010 Super Cool...Thanx..!
Alexg	Commented on 7.February 2010 Great post, thanks !
neeraj	Commented on 8.February 2010 This is okay..but can you tell me use of some media element??
shailendra	Commented on 8.February 2010 cool but its very concize
viruskimera	Commented on 9.February 2010 i think this tutorial is great, it´s wonderful that you set images and source
abjieet	Commented on 9.February 2010 Frickin awesome and straight to the point.
Ram	Commented on 10.February 2010 Great! Good for starters.
vvMINOvv	Commented on 12.February 2010 prrrettty awsome to the point explanation. loving it
Ajaykumar	Commented on 16.February 2010 Nice! Example I face once problem At the properties window of Visual studio 2008 C# there is no event button What is that problem ? How to make show the event button. so that the controls events can be selected
chamith	Commented on 18.February 2010 good work,
sreedharn	Commented on 22.February 2010 Great.......................
Sachin	Commented on 22.February 2010 is XP home is supported for .net environment and window applications??
TKundNobody	Commented on 25.February 2010 Yes it is, you can install .Net3.5Sp1 or .Net4.0 and VS2008 or VS2010 on XP Home/Pro as well as on Vista (all Editions) / 7 (all Editions)
Anil Kumar	Commented on 26.February 2010 Very Nice.. This Will more useful for beginers.. thank you
Naveen	Commented on 4.March 2010 U do d same in vs2005.Isn't it?
Sandeep	Commented on 6.March 2010 It is fabulous. I am wondering how easy starting it is.
Ashok	Commented on 9.March 2010 It is very nice to design UI Zenerica
YongMi	Commented on 11.March 2010 wow:X..
Sagar	Commented on 14.March 2010 You could give 'Next' and 'Previous' and the end of the each page of this tutorial so that we could go to the next part of the tutorial easily.
Eiji	Commented on 18.March 2010 "Hello WPF!" instead of "Hello World!" as usual.. haha.. nice..
kttk	Commented on 18.March 2010 I installed microsoft visual C# 2010 express and tried to follow your example, but could not build. The message I got was "The type projectname.Mainwindow already contains a definition for Button". Any clue?
kttk	Commented on 18.March 2010 I closed the solution then recreated another solution. This time it built and ran but did not display any controls. The display window was black so I thought I might changed te background and forground but still it did not work. Any one has any idea?
Amit	Commented on 19.March 2010 at least kick off the fear of the so called BIG name "WPF" ... thanks
Kumar	Commented on 26.March 2010 Good Start for begineers, as amit said it kick off the fear of WPF, thanx
Raghavanantham	Commented on 29.March 2010 Nice tutorial for beginners
Gousepasha	Commented on 29.March 2010 Very useful tutuorial to beginners pls keep it up, thanx
reza...	Commented on 30.March 2010 Great post, thanks ! very good
Rajesh Kumar	Commented on 31.March 2010 Very Interisting Tools and also very useful tutorial for beginers thanks.........
Ankit	Commented on 3.April 2010 Grate Nice Start of new concept Thanks
Johnson	Commented on 8.April 2010 Great. But I have a problem. My standard resolution is 1440x900, where this sample looks neat and exact. Whereas if i change the resolution to 1280x800 my form still looks stretched. can v make that as it was in the previous resolution in this resolution or any other?
Johnson	Commented on 8.April 2010 Great. But I have a problem. My standard resolution is 1440x900, where this sample looks neat and exact. Whereas if i change the resolution to 1280x800 my form still looks stretched. can v make that as it was in the previous resolution in this resolution or any other? Am Using VB 2010 Express beta (for trial)
Ajay	Commented on 12.April 2010 A very simple and great example for startesr. Thanks
Michael	Commented on 13.April 2010 I love it.Very clearly,thks
lak	Commented on 14.April 2010 hi it`s good
sandeep	Commented on 14.April 2010 Good start
AK	Commented on 14.April 2010 Thanks for the tutorial. It helps.
Markus	Commented on 17.April 2010 Hi kttk, and all others. I have also the problem with balck window. VS2010 .NET4.0 create an new WPF Solution, start --> Black Window, using .NET3.5 everything OK. ANY Solutions ?
mudasir	Commented on 20.April 2010 exceptonal well for the beginer
Mike	Commented on 22.April 2010 Thank you very much. This helped a lot.
Ashok	Commented on 28.April 2010 Its very helpfull for the beginners.
SAM	Commented on 28.April 2010 Very good in expalanation
El Smurfa...	Commented on 29.April 2010 using VS2008-- I'm through the tut but when I hit F5 the studio builds and says "Success", but no screen opens and the studio is ready for F5 again, I don't get a form with the button.
Arvind	Commented on 3.May 2010 GOOD REALLY HELPFULL THANK YOU
kaushar	Commented on 4.May 2010 thanx for this post buddy........
khalid	Commented on 7.May 2010 thank you
Sweta	Commented on 7.May 2010 Thanks a lot!!.. again very helpful..:)
kulla	Commented on 7.May 2010 I got an idea about this... to proceed ThanXX....
Bharat	Commented on 8.May 2010 Really a good tutorial for the beginners. Nice Approach thanks
Thanks	Commented on 8.May 2010 I did't know abt before Very usefull help thanks
priya	Commented on 10.May 2010 Very Helpful for beginners.Tnq...
White	Commented on 11.May 2010 Thanks...
Pradeep	Commented on 13.May 2010 Thats Great...........
Thasli	Commented on 14.May 2010 really very nice for guidence
Praveen	Commented on 14.May 2010 I like it
Simon	Commented on 16.May 2010 It is interesting. During 7 years we already(in my teams) used XML representation of Winform layout, background, handling definition(names of handling methods, to be used via reflection or assembly load services, Java Script, which is attached dynamically to hard .NET code, or even C# code to be compiled dynamically). Why we was not in the Redmond?
Chithiravelu S	Commented on 19.May 2010 valuable meterials for beginner
Sanaz	Commented on 22.May 2010 Thank you very much...It's great.
Khalilo	Commented on 24.May 2010 i really would like to thank you for sharing such knowledge in a very easy and well structured manner :) !!
Masoud	Commented on 24.May 2010 Tank You.is Very Good -!\/|
Koko	Commented on 25.May 2010 More more! :)
Lavanya	Commented on 26.May 2010 Very Gud and Self explainatory.. Need More..
Elshan	Commented on 3.June 2010 Thanks Lot,Please Explain How To Add Office 2007 ribon in our application
Muki	Commented on 4.June 2010 it's very good for beginers
sagar	Commented on 7.June 2010 Thank you. It's great........
Blood HaZaRd	Commented on 7.June 2010 Maybe a tutorial with binding data using DependencyProperty as an alternative solution will make it greater
Paul	Commented on 8.June 2010 this application can be done in a simple WindowsApplication whit an WindowsForm
Babu	Commented on 10.June 2010 am beginner n thanks alot for given me the Platform
Guest	Commented on 13.June 2010 Great Help to understand WPF
Yogesh...	Commented on 16.June 2010 Thanks For Giving such a nice Start.
arnab kumar...	Commented on 19.June 2010 Nice Job ! Its really helpfull as always.
sarita	Commented on 21.June 2010 Thanks , good start
Abhinav Jha	Commented on 24.June 2010 Useful Article.......... Thanks
Selva	Commented on 25.June 2010 superb article for someone new for wpf
Syed Sharique	Commented on 25.June 2010 Nice way to understand each and every step.. Thanks--
Vermillion	Commented on 25.June 2010 My program crashes and I'm asked to debug. I guess it's because I'm using Windows XP SP2?
Vermillion	Commented on 25.June 2010 Ahh don't mind me, I solved it by making a new project and not changing the names of the controls. Heh, sorry for the double-comment.
Ante	Commented on 25.June 2010 Thank you very much for this nice site :)
sampada	Commented on 29.June 2010 Excellent..
olesh	Commented on 29.June 2010 This site rules, thanks a lot :-) the best I've founded.
shilpi agrawal	Commented on 30.June 2010 Hey no doubt its good site to learn WPF but never use drag to design WPF from,its not the right way..always define grid rows and columns definition then and make the table structure and then put the control accordingly...so you will not b confuse to set controls place in the design form. Hope its help full!!
Esteban	Commented on 4.July 2010 Thanks, didn't know where to start from
Ashish	Commented on 8.July 2010 Really helpful, Thank you!
srikanth...	Commented on 9.July 2010 really simple and awesome
Nitin	Commented on 9.July 2010 Very nice wasn't aware of how and from where to start thnks
Rajni Padhiyar	Commented on 12.July 2010 Good Starting. Thanks Rajni Padhiyar rajnicby.si@gmail.com
krishna	Commented on 14.July 2010 Gud ...need more
Victor	Commented on 17.July 2010 From what I can see, it is not COOL. It is C# and XAML ;)
Nilesh	Commented on 20.July 2010 Its nice article,i have created my first application using this article....
janvi patel	Commented on 21.July 2010 very good site
Nithya	Commented on 21.July 2010 Cute!!!!
ali	Commented on 24.July 2010 Nothing is in this tutorial.. same like simple windows form
veer	Commented on 24.July 2010 Very Nice article, very helpful for Beginners.....
abid	Commented on 26.July 2010 good one...plz give some more emaxples
Manish	Commented on 27.July 2010 superb
Kanchan Rajput	Commented on 29.July 2010 This is very good article for bignners
Ahmad...	Commented on 29.July 2010 This is very good, but I faced a problem ,that there is no event tab in properties window so I wrote it in xaml code area , any suggestions ???
person	Commented on 30.July 2010 Dude, I totally get this now. I'm new to WPF and had a little trouble understanding XAML. THANK YOU!!!
Sean	Commented on 2.August 2010 This is awesome advice
Anil	Commented on 2.August 2010 Nice tutorial for the beginners..
Bikant	Commented on 2.August 2010 very good
bindu	Commented on 3.August 2010 hey nice but need more examples!!!! also pls provide info on more topics...the way u have explained is really fantastic...very clear to understand for beginers like me thank u
akond rahman	Commented on 4.August 2010 cool cool cool
WPF_Beginer	Commented on 5.August 2010 Hi, When I run the application, i get an "XAMLParse exception unhandled" error. Why is it so ? Also, I don't have SP1 installed on my system. Could that be the reason?
Avijit	Commented on 6.August 2010 Very good site
Bhargava	Commented on 10.August 2010 Its a very good site to lear the WPF, even during the first 10 minute of starting, i get fair idea about WPF and was able to create this simple application. Thanks dud, Bhargava Pandey www.bhargavapandey.com
Qualitatserz...	Commented on 12.August 2010 I made it using Visual Basic 2008 Express and works exactly the same!!!
sree	Commented on 13.August 2010 gud article
Sandeep...	Commented on 16.August 2010 very good article thanks christian
Praveen Kumar	Commented on 17.August 2010 Hello WPF ! i successfully done my first WPF Program....Cheers !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Siva...	Commented on 18.August 2010 Gr8 my first WPF Started.. Here we go!!!
madu	Commented on 18.August 2010 wow...excellent.need more articles from you in future too
vijay	Commented on 19.August 2010 Superb
shrishail	Commented on 20.August 2010 Can I know the difference between create the WPF appliction in Visual Studio and in Expression Studio?
kirankumar...	Commented on 20.August 2010 Great , superb
prasobh.k	Commented on 21.August 2010 Excellent.visit my site http://www.microemail.co.cc
fsdf	Commented on 21.August 2010 <a href="">adasaS</a>
Rahul panchal	Commented on 22.August 2010 if text box is null, so i want execute onother error screen than what shall i do?
CHRISTIAN	Commented on 23.August 2010 I apprieciate your feedback but I cant explain it anymore in depth because I just copy and pasted this from another website
Shine	Commented on 31.August 2010 Nice one to start with!
rajeshp	Commented on 1.September 2010 good & very nice...
Ilviann Zed	Commented on 1.September 2010 Didn't work in SharpDevelop.
Leena	Commented on 2.September 2010 very good n very easy to learn..
Jason	Commented on 7.September 2010 Not a bad set of instructions for getting some basic information about writing a WPF "hello world" application. Interesting that properties window in Visual Studio 2008 requires service pack for listing events.
srikanth	Commented on 8.September 2010 nice
Carlos	Commented on 12.September 2010 Thanks! :)
veerabhadra s	Commented on 15.September 2010 Good. Still more information should be added in proper manner.
makka	Commented on 20.September 2010 awesome !
Shimul Mahmud	Commented on 22.September 2010 Good Article. Keep it up. Thanks
Viral	Commented on 27.September 2010 Good...
Naresh	Commented on 27.September 2010 Gud one Thanks a lot......
murali krishna	Commented on 29.September 2010 WITHOUT USING WPF ALSO WE CAN DISPLAY THAT MESSAGE WHEN USER CLICKS ON BUTTON.THEN WHY YOU PUBLISH THIS ARTICLE? I CANT ABLE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT YOUR INTENTION IS.............
murali krishna	Commented on 30.September 2010 HELLO CHRIS......REPLY TO MY QUERY.......THANKS IN ADVANCE.
murali krishna	Commented on 30.September 2010 YESTERDAY I POSTED THAT QUERY.....TODAY I CHECK FOR REPLY.BUT I DIDNT FIND ANY.HOPE TOMORROW I WILL FIND YOUR VALUABLE REPLY.
Pavan Kumar S	Commented on 1.October 2010 Good
Jummy	Commented on 2.October 2010 Drop the caps man. Look at the source of the xaml-file and see how WPF does things differently. You learn through looking, not shouting.
Antriksh	Commented on 2.October 2010 It's interesting and simple but what the reason behind using WPF instead of simple window application.
imambahtiar	Commented on 5.October 2010 it's very good
AlanP	Commented on 11.October 2010 What to do about the error: WpfApplication1\obj\Debug\CSC1CC5.tmp' is not a valid Win32 resource file. I understand it has to do with an oversized icon.
Alanp	Commented on 11.October 2010 It seems that adding a resource, such as an image, will fix the problem with the invalid win32 resource.
krishana singh	Commented on 16.October 2010 good tutorial site of WPF
siva	Commented on 18.October 2010 good
Nishar	Commented on 19.October 2010 good!
Vijay	Commented on 22.October 2010 Really interesting. You need to know more of WPF to appreciate using it instead of WinForms. A simple difference... Add a Sample.bmp to your solution and add the following block of code in the XAML. <Button Margin="111,111,111,67" Name="button1" Click="button1_Click" > <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <Image Source="Sample.bmp" Stretch="Uniform"/> <TextBlock Text="Say Hello WPF" /> </StackPanel> </Button> Run the form and find the difference.
Vijay	Commented on 22.October 2010 BTW...i did not have the yellow lightening symbol button too. I just added the event in the Window1.xaml.cs and hooked it up using "Click="button1_Click"... till i get VS2008 with SP1 or above.
Vijay	Commented on 22.October 2010 BTW...i did not have the yellow lightening symbol button too. I just added the event in the Window1.xaml.cs and hooked it up using "Click="button1_Click"... till i get VS2008 with SP1 or above.
Asmi	Commented on 1.November 2010 Thanks, this is a very simple yet useful info..
nawal	Commented on 2.November 2010 very easy to understand Thank's
Somnath...	Commented on 3.November 2010 Very good article,easy to Understand Thanks!
Ganesh Kumar	Commented on 10.November 2010 Good Explanation. Add more information( Theory Concept ). Thank You.
pradeep	Commented on 10.November 2010 simply a great basics.. but i need more.. thank u
chaithanya	Commented on 11.November 2010 Really good start. Thanks alot.
Mike	Commented on 11.November 2010 Nice Website & Tutos ! However, how do you configurate your project to generate C# files instead of VB files ? Thanx, Mike
Aditya	Commented on 13.November 2010 WOW! such a fantastic site to learn WPF. THANXX a ton!!
rohit	Commented on 15.November 2010 It was simple and nice for beginners.
narasimha	Commented on 16.November 2010 It was simple and nice for beginners.and u had to give intenal explanation
Ed	Commented on 17.November 2010 Got a newbie question here. How do you change the text of the button to "Say Hello!"?
Ed	Commented on 17.November 2010 Oh never mind I figured it out. I was looking for "text" in the properties menu but then I realized that the field has been changed to "content" in WPF
Ganesh	Commented on 19.November 2010 thanks
PRATEEK	Commented on 19.November 2010 not good.
Tom	Commented on 24.November 2010 Nice tutorial thanks a lot!
atik sarker	Commented on 25.November 2010 how to begin the idea is good.
Amat Bittaye	Commented on 1.December 2010 That is a start!
Zachary Uram	Commented on 2.December 2010 Nice!
vidhut	Commented on 3.December 2010 good tutorials
prasad	Commented on 6.December 2010 it is very nice to understand but give me some more examples plzzzzzzzz
Nagesh	Commented on 9.December 2010 Good Example for beginners.
Akhil Tripathi	Commented on 9.December 2010 good example...........I want something more like that
Priya	Commented on 14.December 2010 Good Effort. effctive for beginners
Bob	Commented on 15.December 2010 u mentioned before that cods behind events not recommended. did I read correctly? thx.
Sraya	Commented on 15.December 2010 It is simple example to understand. Need more examples for advance learner. Thanks
Ido Silverwater	Commented on 17.December 2010 Thanks, I learned a couple of things and again thank u
Thangavel Raju	Commented on 19.December 2010 Good for a trainee, need more for advance leaners.
Venkatesh	Commented on 22.December 2010 Good Easy To Understand
tom	Commented on 23.December 2010 good one thank u soo much for providing this
vijaybhaskar	Commented on 24.December 2010 good but i want more examples on it not simple examples
Rahul Chavan	Commented on 24.December 2010 It,s a Very Good Way To Know WPF. Thanks a lot.
JasRaj	Commented on 30.December 2010 Very nice
Rupesh Jaiswal	Commented on 31.December 2010 Very easy and understandable material for beginers also.
sai krishna	Commented on 5.January 2011 nice superb to the writer nice for the beginner . thanx provide like that if microsoft introduce new technology
Mathesh	Commented on 5.January 2011 Thanks... :)
thanga	Commented on 6.January 2011 very useful to learn for a beginners...thank u
ravi@mcafee	Commented on 12.January 2011 very nice
anvas	Commented on 13.January 2011 Fabulous ... Really
Naveen	Commented on 21.January 2011 Good to start with
Shailendra...	Commented on 22.January 2011 thanks sir very useful to learn for fresher
Vaibhav Holambe	Commented on 23.January 2011 Very Nice.. Thanks :)
Dipti	Commented on 24.January 2011 Thank U So Much.....
Mel	Commented on 26.January 2011 Cool. I like my first WPF application.
Jodan	Commented on 27.January 2011 it's goods job... thanks..
manideep	Commented on 31.January 2011 good but i need some more rich examples dude anyway thax for this tutorial.. :)
Delyo	Commented on 1.February 2011 those who knows how to use VB.net will find this interesting
Thaara	Commented on 7.February 2011 Very good example for beginners.Thanks
BAIJU	Commented on 8.February 2011 VERY GOOD, THANKS
Israr	Commented on 8.February 2011 perfect example to understand
Roshani	Commented on 9.February 2011 Good Example but need more examples on WPF
Manish	Commented on 10.February 2011 Very goo example for beginners and interesting.thanx
koti	Commented on 10.February 2011 Very nice to understand basic.
deepak	Commented on 16.February 2011 yeah its really helpful...thanks alot i am gaining
Homer	Commented on 16.February 2011 I am a Java Programmer, I am just curious how WPF works, thanks now I learned.
Ad	Commented on 16.February 2011 Great stuff for someone who is absolute beginner. Thanks a lot
G Selvakumar	Commented on 17.February 2011 Simple example
Dnyanesh	Commented on 17.February 2011 Really Nice basic understanding !! Thanks a lot!
Mohamed Yasin	Commented on 17.February 2011 It is really helpful for beginners
Surani	Commented on 22.February 2011 A really easy article to go practical with WPF...Actually shows how can we start working with WPF!! good going
Muhammad Faisal	Commented on 25.February 2011 Nice ....... Goood Example
Muhammad Faisal	Commented on 25.February 2011 Nice ....... Goood Example
Rahul	Commented on 25.February 2011 Very Very Simple To Get It !!!
Vamshi	Commented on 25.February 2011 Good but need couple of examples and scenarios
Vinay L A	Commented on 1.March 2011 Really good... easily understandable.... very useful
Antony	Commented on 2.March 2011 Really cool one.....thanks
Nitesh	Commented on 3.March 2011 really awesome !!!
Gautam	Commented on 4.March 2011 Very Good Example for Beginner
Rakesh	Commented on 5.March 2011 good example for understanding
Whiteblond	Commented on 5.March 2011 Thanks! ARticle really easy, but when i am click textBox1 in designer, in .cs automat appear private void textBox1_TextChanged_1(object sender, TextChangedEventArgs e) { } please tell more about..i am very begginer!
Harshil	Commented on 8.March 2011 really good one..
topgun	Commented on 9.March 2011 i completed this tutorial so now i can place wpf programing as one of my skills on my resume
Nosa	Commented on 10.March 2011 cool..am kinda new to wpf and my question is.can wpf applications run in web browsers..wat i mean is.can a wpf application substitute an asps.net apps?
aldo costa	Commented on 14.March 2011 Those comment's above are fake?
Srikanth	Commented on 15.March 2011 Really cool one.....thanks
Srikanth	Commented on 15.March 2011 Really cool one.....thanks
yash patel	Commented on 15.March 2011 I have a problem in developing this application .I am unable to write any thing through keyboard in window1.xmal.cs file . why i dont know reason pls help me
Vatan	Commented on 21.March 2011 Good to start with WPF.
Vedam	Commented on 23.March 2011 It is clear to understand nice one!
Sanjay Patolia	Commented on 24.March 2011 Good to start with
Naik	Commented on 28.March 2011 great..it's easy understandable...
Manivel	Commented on 31.March 2011 very helpful for beginners.
swapna	Commented on 31.March 2011 nice......dear
rainShark	Commented on 3.April 2011 Thanks..
clozed2u	Commented on 4.April 2011 thanks a lot for tutorial.
chel_rc	Commented on 8.April 2011 i like the example..nice one...friend...if i will install this program to a windows touch screen..is it automatically function without clicking through mouse but touching only by fingers?
chel_rc	Commented on 8.April 2011 h!!!friend..nice example..i can relate..i like it...if i will install this program to a windows touch screen..is the clicking process will automatically function by touching the button through fingers?..or is it possible the this program might install in a touch screen device?
Peter	Commented on 12.April 2011 Du hast Dir viel M&Atilde;&frac14;he gegeben. Sehr sch&Atilde;&para;n. Danke von der Community!
Elham	Commented on 12.April 2011 very good thanks
chumplord	Commented on 12.April 2011 that's so simple it borders on retarded
kranthi	Commented on 13.April 2011 thanks a lot for tutorial.
Mike	Commented on 21.April 2011 I don't get it how is this different from winForms?
Ryein	Commented on 23.April 2011 This doesn't work...
jhn	Commented on 26.April 2011 thu..dash madiri iruku un tutorial
Sachin...	Commented on 30.April 2011 thanks for providing of tutorial of WPF in very easy language....
Javed Khan	Commented on 2.May 2011 It Nice friends I improve my skill in wpf from it. Thanks a lot.
Aman	Commented on 9.May 2011 Very nice....i feel very good to understand
arun	Commented on 13.May 2011 very nice.....
Sasmita	Commented on 14.May 2011 Good to start with.thanks
Daniyal	Commented on 16.May 2011 Nice one...feeling good to learn WPF
Rishabh Gupta	Commented on 16.May 2011 @Nosa : WPF is only for the Desktop application Developments...for web development there is Silverlight...
rahul	Commented on 16.May 2011 its really good to learn with basics and u have done it thank u
phani	Commented on 19.May 2011 its awesome explanation......evry one new to WPF can get this example....
seyed_m	Commented on 23.May 2011 Thanks, so simple for starting WPF
cbfdgfd	Commented on 24.May 2011 ya its really nice...
Tempo	Commented on 24.May 2011 hmmm its really very nice article.........
Twinkle	Commented on 25.May 2011 my question is.can wpf applications run in web browsers..wat i mean is.can a wpf application substitute an aspx.net apps?
Logan Bayer	Commented on 26.May 2011 Hello, I would like to share one of my new experiences related to .NET and VoIP. Recently I have find a sample WPF softphone the source code of it which was written in .Net 4.0. It is a VoIP softphone and it can forward and receive calls and DTMF signals. In addition with the help of them the caller party can navigate in IVR systems easily. It is very necessary in my opinion for the companies which has great number of customers. If you are interested in, you can read about this solution and find the source code of the sample software here: http://www.voip-sip-sdk.com/p_116-how-to-build-a-c-open-source-voip-softphone-with-wpf-gui-using-ozeki-sip-sdk-voip.html This source code can be developed, and it can be the basis of a customized softphone, that fits to your need. Good developing!
a	Commented on 28.May 2011 true
naveen	Commented on 30.May 2011 Very great
Ace	Commented on 9.June 2011 Thanks. Need to learn all I can and this is a great hands on start.
Soniya	Commented on 10.June 2011 nice..
Mona	Commented on 13.June 2011 Thanks, It's so simple for starting WPF :)
Alec	Commented on 16.June 2011 Awesome! Thanks for sharing
Amit	Commented on 17.June 2011 Very usefull for begginer .......
vinod	Commented on 20.June 2011 its really good to learn with basics
chetan	Commented on 22.June 2011 nice thanks
shyam	Commented on 24.June 2011 What is special in this example code, we can design this one using simple winforms. Give an example explaining what is the special in WPF?
Mebul Agrawal	Commented on 24.June 2011 Excellent
Usama	Commented on 24.June 2011 I am having problem in adding controls to the Window1.XMAL .. The whole toolbox is greyed out. I cannot drag any control. Can someone help please
Usama	Commented on 24.June 2011 I am having problem in adding controls to the Window1.XMAL .. The whole toolbox is greyed out. I cannot drag any control. Can someone help please
harini	Commented on 25.June 2011 i lost my
Shirantha	Commented on 26.June 2011 That's works fine!..thanka...it was my first WPF app....
Naik	Commented on 28.June 2011 very nice
Naik	Commented on 28.June 2011 very nice
Aakaash	Commented on 28.June 2011 Thanks...
Milan Jose	Commented on 29.June 2011 Nice one... Thanks
Manognya	Commented on 29.June 2011 Thanks ! it was crisp and simple
Sherry	Commented on 30.June 2011 Thx friend!
bahram	Commented on 1.July 2011 its good for amator programers
guna	Commented on 2.July 2011 basic thinks all are good thanks for this page.
Giri	Commented on 5.July 2011 Thanks for the tutorials...if u can give a link to bottom of the every article to go to the next article (u decide the order :)) instead of using menus, would be better i feel.
blabeen	Commented on 5.July 2011 Thanx mate, coool
Anurag	Commented on 8.July 2011 Good work I Guess!
Snow	Commented on 8.July 2011 INDEED COOL!! THANKS
Siva	Commented on 9.July 2011 Superb!! Thanks
Jesús	Commented on 12.July 2011 Beginning with WPF for Dummies :p jejeje Thnx
a	Commented on 13.July 2011 It is good. Easy to undertsand.good start for a beginner
vutla	Commented on 14.July 2011 This is starting example ! good
Nikola	Commented on 19.July 2011 Thnx, best regards from Croatia!
shiva naga...	Commented on 20.July 2011 very useful to beginers
JK	Commented on 21.July 2011 Thank you so much!!
Rohan	Commented on 23.July 2011 gud one
fxbian	Commented on 25.July 2011 Nice tutorial, for beigmers 10x :D
sowba	Commented on 26.July 2011 Nice!!Its useful for me..Thanks
nency	Commented on 27.July 2011 Superb!! Thanks
nency	Commented on 27.July 2011 Superb!! Thanks
amrit	Commented on 28.July 2011 good for beginner
Muhammad Faheem	Commented on 28.July 2011 really coooolll...
Suhas Patil	Commented on 28.July 2011 Very Good For the Beginners....
uma ramesh	Commented on 29.July 2011 I am having problem when Selecting the Button and switch to the event view in the properties window is not appeared. Doubleclick on the &quot;Click&quot; event to create a method in the codebehind that is not called,i am using vs2005 .net3.0 Can someone help please
padma	Commented on 30.July 2011 thanks friend
Dhimmar Pari	Commented on 30.July 2011 Hi it's superb and helpful for beginner.... Thanks
reyad	Commented on 9.August 2011 nice article for beginners
pijush kumar...	Commented on 10.August 2011 Nice for starting the WPF
Jonisson	Commented on 15.August 2011 (brasil)valeu maluco!!! estou estudando WPF e esse tutorial tem sidou uma mao na roda!!! valeu mesmo!!!
Faisal H...	Commented on 16.August 2011 The Great Website For WPF Learn Thanks Sir.
Sudarshan	Commented on 22.August 2011 Begginer Examples Good
ROHITH	Commented on 23.August 2011 hi, i have already started doing the wpf application, but now im facing the problem that for different resolutions my application is not visible properly and some of part of the applications r getting cropped,,,, i have used the grid control to place the buttons, but for other resolutions the buttons r getting displaced, so pls any help me out how to resolve it,,,,,,,,,,
Anjum	Commented on 25.August 2011 thanks ... Its too esy to understand
Anjum	Commented on 25.August 2011 Thanks ! Its too easy to understand .
Jalindar	Commented on 26.August 2011 Very useful. Thanks
Sree	Commented on 28.August 2011 Its good,but what's new with WPF! It can simply be done with winforms.Please give some example which describe the WPF specialty.
grege	Commented on 30.August 2011 oooooo you Are very smart
ankit	Commented on 31.August 2011 good demo
siva	Commented on 5.September 2011 worst example i didn't find need to demonstrate here. we can do in windows form only...
siva	Commented on 5.September 2011 worst example i didn't find need to demonstrate here. we can do in windows form only...
mahesh	Commented on 6.September 2011 Superb for beginners Thanks for providing
Vinay	Commented on 8.September 2011 Thank you very much. It was my 1st WPF sample.... Thanks again..... :)
Vinay	Commented on 12.September 2011 Very useful tutorial... thanks :) I just wanna give 1 suggestion; if you could add a link @ Bottom for next page then it will be better..
abc	Commented on 12.September 2011 WPF is for desktop application or web application???????
kishore	Commented on 13.September 2011 super very much useful for beginers
KISHORE	Commented on 13.September 2011 NICE VERY MUCH USEFUL
Sumantra	Commented on 14.September 2011 After creating an application I am not getting any control on toolbox to add on .xaml page.I need help.
Roshni Shah	Commented on 20.September 2011 Good Example for beginner...
kalaivanan	Commented on 21.September 2011 very useful........ Thanks
Lokesh...	Commented on 22.September 2011 very useful!:-)
Shivu	Commented on 22.September 2011 It is Very useful for Beginners
MMS	Commented on 24.September 2011 Really nice. I am the beginner for learning Dot net but like to learn more
Ashok	Commented on 27.September 2011 Nice article for beginners.
Mahesh Mane	Commented on 27.September 2011 It's cool