I want to develop a general project, the desktop application must be .Net Framework and I will use EF Core 5.0 in the background and the libraries must be .net standard so that they are compatible with xamarin and Asp.net Core. Everything is fine, but the net framework does not support 2.1. How do I overcome this problem?.
NET 5.0 desktop toolbox has problems. I am someone who uses Devexpress and it does not come out in vehicles. I asked Devexpress and they said they have microsoft-side problems. I didn't know what to do. Syncfusion components do not look the same, unfortunately :(
You have to develop Winforms application using .NET 5. It is replacement of .NET Framework which become deprecated.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/desktop/winforms/?view=netdesktop-5.0
It is possible to interface a Q# class with a Windows Form or a WPF? The examples Microsoft provide in their Quantum Development Tool Kit seem only to interface with a Console.
Microsoft Quantum Development Kit relies on .NET to run, so it should work with anything that uses .NET. Majority of the Q# samples use .NET Core, but PythonInterop sample uses .NET Standard instead of .NET Core, so Quantum Development Kit can be used from Framework-only projects as well.
We haven't tried WPF or Windows Forms, though. In the libraries and samples repository, the sample H2SimulationGUI which requires visualization uses the Electron framework to do it.
Hi
I am developing silverlight application using Blend2 and VS2008 for Embedded systems and I installed all the requirements.
Now i need to develop my silverlight application using C++
But in blend2 when i start silverlight application its showing only C# and VB only
Previously i did one sample application in blend2 and i gave control for that buttons using C# in VS2008
now i want make it control using C++
Can anyone please help me in this regard?
Silverlight = C# or VB only. No C++.
I have experience coding in C# (console and Windows Form applications). For something to do in my free time, I've been intending to pick up another language, and have my sights on something thats a little more content rich. However, I'm confused about the following:
Windows Forms are used to develop GUI applications for windows. What is WPF and how is it different from Windows Forms
Does Windows Phone development use C#, or exclusively Silverlight? Or does it just use the .NET framework, and you can use either of the two?
Adding to other answer(s):
WPF uses an XML-based markup called XAML to describe the UI, like HTML does for a web page. The XAML file is paired with a "code-behind" (.cs or .vb) file that is compiled together when the app is built. Adding an XML element to the XAML file is equvalient to declaring an object in the code-behind file. For many classes, you can choose to do one or the other.
Use can use C# or VB.NET language to write Windows Phone apps (although currently only C# is available in the free Visual Studio Express that comes with the Windows phone tools on App Hub). Silverlight is a subset of the .NET Framework, whose classes can be used to write phone apps. You can also use the XNA libraries to develop phone applications.
I HIGHLY recommend Charles Petzolds free ebook for more. He does a great job of explaining this in the first couple chapters: http://charlespetzold.com/phone/index.html
Hope that helps!
Win Forms are a light object oriented wrapper around the basic Win32 GDI primitives.
WPF and Silverlight do their own rendering, don't use GDI and are built on XML-based layout and the MIL.
Windows Phone Development uses Silverlight with C#. The WP7 version of Silverlight runs on a modified version of Silverlight 3, which in itself uses a modified/minified .NET framework. So WP7 development uses all of what you mentioned in question 2.
I can't give a much better answer than #jeffmaphone for question 1, so please look at his response.
Windows Phone 7 uses Silverlight for the UI but the code can be C# or VB. This page of Code Samples for Windows Phone has both but:
In order to build and run Visual Basic samples, you must install additional developer tools. For more information, see Installing Windows Phone Developer Tools.
For more information see the Windows Phone 7 Developer Guide
1) Windows Forms is one method to develop GUI apps for Windows, WPF is another (for Vista, 7 and XP SP2). In general, Windows Forms is great for simple, quick and dirty applications, while WPF works well for more complex and flashy applications.
2) Windows Phone uses Silverlight for non-game applications and XNA for games. In both cases, you can use C# as the logic layer. In other words, C# code decides where to put things in the UI, while Silverlight or XNA are different ways of talking to a display.
Be careful about searching for Silverlight tutorials, because not all of Silverlight is on the phone.
Here are my suggestions:
1) Check this discussion :WPF versus Winforms
2)Generally Windows Phone 7 supports two frameworks for developing applications– Silverlight and XNA. Check MSDN for reference:
The Silverlight and XNA Frameworks for Windows Phone
Features Supported in Silverlight for Windows Phone
PS: One of the best resource for Silverlight development is the official Silverlight web site: http://www.silverlight.net/
Is it?! Possible?
Yes, you can, with a product called "Hydra" from RemObjects:
http://www.remobjects.com/hydra.aspx
They have a demo showing embedding a WPF graph in a Win32 application.
As Ken White notes, you can develop all your .Net stuff in Delphi Prism. It can then be leveraged in Win32 using Hydra if you like.
You can take a look at TMS .NET Interop Tools Pack. It contains components to display xaml and xps-files in your delphi-application. How well this works - and if it works well enough to switch from vcl to xaml, I don't know...
No. Delphi 2009 doesn't support .NET at all, and Delphi 2007 doesn't support version 3.x of the .NET framework. You can use WPF with Delphi Prism, though.