Data Binding Expressions in WPF
Data binding is a powerful technology that allows data to flow between UI elements and business models. When data in the business model changes, it automatically reflects the changes to UI elements.
SwiftUI @State @Published @ObservedObject In-depth Understanding and Usage
SwiftUI is Apple's new future-oriented, cross-platform solution with declarative programming
Implementing Login: Mac + .NET 5 + Identity + JWT + VS Code
Sharing a small login case study I learned earlier
WPF: Implementing Exception Isolation Client via Multi-Process
When a WPF client needs to implement a plugin system, it can generally be based on containers or processes. If exception isolation for external plugins is required, then the only way is to load plugins in child processes, so that even if a plugin throws an exception, it will not affect the main process.
C# Delegates, Anonymous Methods, Lambda, Generic Delegates, Expression Trees Code Examples
Some textbooks and blogs mention events when talking about delegates. Although events are an instance of delegates, to make it easier to understand, today we only talk about delegates, not events.
.NET 5: Modify Configuration Without Restart Takes Effect Automatically
By default, .NET Core and .NET5 load configuration only once, and any modification requires a restart to take effect. How can we make modifications take effect immediately?
WPF: Using AdornerDecorator to Implement Watermark
Basically all code
SwiftUI Image Processing (Zoom, Puzzle)
Using SwiftUI Core Graphics technology, similar to GDI+ drawing in C#
WPF Open Source Project: AIStudio.Wpf.AClient
Using Prism for MVVM, the advantages need not be mentioned; mainly using container injection, messaging, and DI, saving a lot of trouble compared to writing oneself. There are many standard MVVM usage methods online, but they do not form a system-level framework. This framework is built from login to specific business usage, including automatic updates.
A single Flutter codebase for multi-platform deployment
This article does not intend to introduce functional code, but shares a YouTube video about Flutter.