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If anyone know where to download XAMLPad? Or you know better alternative to test WPF?
Thanks
To download XamlPadX v4 visit this blog and you can find it as an attachment.
The WPF Test Tools release will include tools for testing your WPF applications.
XAML Editors
The most popular XAML Editors.
XAML Pad
XAML PadX (extended)
XAML Hack
KaXaml
A quick Google revealed: XAMLPad
It appears you need to install the Windows SDK: Windows SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5
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Visual Studio Code does not show any IntelliSense when working with react application development. and cannot navigate through files. but it works for other simple application development(eg: NodeJs application). vs code initializing JS/TS language features but it never stops.
what is the issue? how can I solve it?
I think first you have to try to solve this issue by installing appropriate Extensions from marketplace.
If it not works download the latest version of Visual Studio Code
and reinstall.
You can also refer React in Visual Studio Code
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How can I create (and run) a new WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) project without having Visual Studio installed? My primary editor is VS code but it does not have the feature for creating new projects from templates?
VS Code is designed more to host Console based apps such as .Net Core, .Net Framework Console, and Node.js. If you would like to develop WPF apps look for a different solution. I highly recommend using Visual Studio by Microsoft.
write in terminal "dotnet new" and check the list. Class library is at "dotnet new classlib", but I'm interested in how to create WPF applications too, because there isn't that comand in the list.
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How hard is it to transition from WPF to Silverlight?
Would you say that a developer who knows WPF can pick up Silverlight with ease?
It's fairly easy to pick up Silverlight if you know WPF. There are some subtle differences, but most of the concepts apply.
The largest stumbling block is dealing with things that are unsupported in Sliverlight. You often need convoluted workarounds for things that are easy in WPF but unsupported in Silverlight (such as IMultiValueConverter).
One of the most important things to get used to is the browser that sandboxes your Silverlight Application. Of course you can use the out-of-browser version and that opens quite a few options but it will still not be like WPF.
You might miss the full .NET functionality you are used to in WPF but the Silverlight runtime is pretty rich.
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Any free control to view PDF for Silverlight?
or how to view pdf in silverlight from memory stream?
Try this question: Previewing PDF and PowerPoint files with Silverlight/Flash
Other maybe useful links:
http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/p/23986/85909.aspx#85909
http://www.siberix.com/reporting.html#pdf-sparkle - Costs money though!
http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/t/70573.aspx
You could use this to edit/print to pdf
Try codeplex: http://silverlightpdf.codeplex.com/
Works with Silverlight 3 not used it with Silverlight 4 beta yet.
One easy way is that you can just use HTML brush to embeded the PDF.
OR you may try http://silverpdf.codeplex.com/.
I found a solution by using an iframe and HTMLPage.
<iframe id="mediaContainer" style="position:absolute"/>
place this iframe in .aspx
and then call your mediacontainer then set its properties.
System.Windows.Browser.HtmlElement myFrame = System.Windows.Browser.HtmlPage.Document.GetElementById("mediaContainer");
www.netpdftools.com - SL library for viewing PDFs and extracting/searching text
One option is to convert the PDF pages to PNG using ImageMagick or GhostScript.
It isn't free, but our Silverlight controls can do this on the fly for you using our own PDF Rasterizer.
(Disclaimer: I work here)
http://atalasoft.com/products/dotimage/silverlight
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Are there any winforms source code editor controls available with color coding ? pref. open source
I seem to recall having come across something like that previously but can't seem to recall it ?
I believe that Scintilla is an open source syntax-highlighting editor component. There is an open source .Net wrapper utility on CodePlex.
SharpDevelop is an open source application that has an editor with color coding. You can check out how they implemented the color coding.
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/
Visual Studio Express?
Here is a simple winForms control that will do syntax highlight, with an opensource license as you requested.
https://github.com/jmonasterio/AceWinforms/blob/master/README.md