Basic WPF Demos
The design-time editor will give you a positioned layout which does not have anchor properties.
You can fix that by removing height, width, horizontalalignment, and verticalalignment properties,
as shown in this demo. When you run the code you see that the title, listbox, and button are anchored
just the way you would want them to be.
Demonstrate behavior of the major panels, e.g., Canvas, DockPanel, Grid, StackPanel, and WrapPanel.
Lab Manager Prototype
Illustrates the kinds of sophisticated user interfaces that WPF supports.
Routed Event Demo
Demonstrates event bubbling on the Xaml parse tree.
Attached Properties Demo
WPF has a very sophisticated property system that supports attaching properties to UIElements that don't define them,
illustrated here, and property change notification presented in the Advanced Demos.
Triggers Demo
Triggers provide a way of binding to UI events. There are other ways to do the same thing, so I don't use them much.
A demonstration of several of the WPF control types - this is intended to illustrate how your application communicates
with controls.
Data Templates are a way of customizing the way WPF controls present their data.
UserControl Demo
UserControls are simply composite controls sitting on a form-like substrate.
Demo GUI using UserControls for Tabbed display
Illustrates how to factor Xaml into some nearly reusable chunks.
Control Template
Control Templates let you change the way a WPF control renders itself.
Bar Chart Demo
Bar Chart is a very simple drawing demonstration.
WPF with all Code
You can create a WPF application without any Xaml. This shows you how.
Embedded code in Xaml
This example by Charles Petzold shows how to combine Xaml and C# code in a single file.
Advanced Demos
Change Notification
Illustrates how your applications can use property change notification.
Child threads must not directly manipulate their parent's window. Instead, they are expected to Dispatch
a delegate for the operation they want to execute to their parent's thread. This is illustrated here.
Message Hook
WPF applications have an underlying message loop and you can intercept messages in that loop with a Message Hook.
Custom Element Demo
WPF is so flexible that you can even define your own UIElement. You probably won't need to do that since the
individual elements are easy to customize.
Data Binding
MSDN Presentation - WPF data binding
Data binding cheat-sheet
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