WPF Online Training

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Created by Anadi Sharma, Last Updated 14-Aug-2019, Language:English

Description

WPF stands for Windows Presentation Foundation. It is a powerful framework for building Windows applications. This video tutorial explains the features that you need to understand to build WPF applications and how it brings a fundamental change in Windows applications.

Audience

This tutorial has been designed for all those readers who want to learn WPF and to apply it instantaneously in different type of applications.

Course Content

WPF Online Training

31 Lectures 02:45:58
- WPF - Introduction
  
  Preview
  
  00:06:56
- WPF - Architecture
  
  Preview
  
  00:07:16
- WPF - XAML
  
  Preview
  
  00:04:28
- WPF - Environment Setup
  
  00:02:21
- WPF - Getting Started
  
  00:05:49
- WPF - Elements Tree
  
  00:07:20
- WPF - Dependency Properties
  
  00:11:25
- WPF - Routed Events
  
  00:03:45
- WPF - Direct Events
  
  00:03:41
- WPF - Bubbling Events
  
  00:06:31
- WPF - Tunnel Events
  
  00:03:39
- WPF - Data Binding
  
  00:02:41
- WPF - One Way Data Binding
  
  00:07:15
- WPF - Two Way Data Binding
  
  00:04:50
- WPF - Resources
  
  00:02:37
- WPF - StaticResources
  
  00:06:37
- WPF - DynamicResources
  
  00:05:00
- WPF - Templates
  
  00:02:11
- WPF - Control Templates
  
  00:04:52
- WPF - Data Templates
  
  00:05:40
- WPF - Styles
  
  00:09:44
- WPF - Triggers
  
  00:02:48
- WPF - Property Triggers
  
  00:04:00
- WPF - Data Triggers
  
  00:04:01
- WPF - Event Triggers
  
  00:04:45
- WPF - User Controls
  
  00:05:35
- WPF - Dispatcher
  
  00:04:58
- WPF -2D Graphics
  
  00:08:58
- WPF - 3D Graphics
  
  00:07:15
- WPF - Animation
  
  00:04:26
- WPF - Multimedia
  
  00:04:34

Anadi Sharma

Anadi Sharma is an MCA from Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University, Kanpur. He holds international certifications like MCSD and OCA. Anadi has more than 8 years of experience in IT and Corporate training. He has delivered corporate training for clients such as TCS, Yamaha, IBM, where he taught .NET, Sql Server, and Oracle related technologies.