Wolfgang,
Thank you! I'm trying a little MVVM WPF+XSharp+EF+Community Toolkit project now (https://github.com/mstasak/VSSolutionCatalog). I guess I'll learn whether XSharp can handle EF's attributes and schema migration tools or if that will require mixing in some C# or dropping EF altogether ...
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- Tue Dec 31, 2024 3:21 pm
- Forum: XSharp Tools Library
- Topic: Interest in WPF/MVVM Framework in X#
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- Tue Dec 31, 2024 11:06 am
- Forum: XSharp Tools Library
- Topic: Interest in WPF/MVVM Framework in X#
- Replies: 14
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Re: Interest in WPF/MVVM Framework in X#
I'd be interested in an example project and/or short walkthrough of setting up the project. It seems WINUI 3/Windows App SDK and MAUI are Microsoft's most official GUI development frameworks, but WPF is mature and well supported (and not as dependent on .NET 8+ or recent Windows releases).
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Re: Hello
It was fun back in the day. Writing our own Norton Guides to keep useful documentation close. Trying to use different memory managers (QEMM-386!) and DOS versions (Novell DOS, DR-DOS) to fit more code into the 640K real mode limit. Fussing with Pharlap dynamic overlays. Finding the holy grail of ...
Hello
Mark here.
I just started looking at XSharp and Harbour, for the first time in a year or so. I like what I see, and hope to do a few XSharp GUI database projects - probably vs SQLIte, but .dbf would be OK, maybe even MongoDB or MariaDB. Initially on Windows, but Linux would be fun too.
I worked ...
I just started looking at XSharp and Harbour, for the first time in a year or so. I like what I see, and hope to do a few XSharp GUI database projects - probably vs SQLIte, but .dbf would be OK, maybe even MongoDB or MariaDB. Initially on Windows, but Linux would be fun too.
I worked ...