Creating a WPF Application
- Select an application type. It may include but not limited to choosing between Windows application, Navigation application, and XAML Browser Application (XBAP) application;Â select the right type of application based on security restrictions.
- Configure Event Handling. It may include but not limited to tunneling vs. bubbling events; using the Event Manager class; handle application-level events.
- Configure commands. It may include but not limited to defining commands; associating commands to controls; creating custom commands; handling commands.
- Configure page-based navigation. It may include but not limited to defining and using PageFunction; using Navigation Service and hyperlinks; simple navigation vs. structured navigation; using the Journal; handling navigation events.
- Configure application settings. It may include but not limited to creating application settings; creating user settings; loading and saving settings.
- Manage application responsiveness. It may include but not limited to implementing asynchronous programming patterns; marshalling between threads; freezing UI elements.
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