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Dominik Huber
4,631 PointsI almost finished the C# Track on TeamTreehouse and it was great - is there a course where I can learn about GUI's in C#
Hi,
is there a track where I can build guis with C# or am I missing someone? I searched for WPF but can't find anything. Is there no course for this?
Anyone can recommend me a course for C# guis?
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,261 PointsThis might be worth suggesting to Support as a possible future course.
In the meantime, there's a variety of web resources, including the MSDN Designing a User Interface documentation, third-party tutorials such as Techtopia's Creating a Simple C Sharp GUI Application, and even this YouTube series.
Dominik Huber
4,631 PointsOk nice I also just found it. Can't wait to combine my C# knowledge with my HTML + CSS knowledge :D Then I can applications where I can actually see what I did. While learning with and in the console is very important, I'm starting to get a bit tired of it :D
JiΕΓ Zeman
1,339 Pointsjsi Δech? :))
Dominik Huber
4,631 PointsDominik Huber
4,631 PointsHi Steven,
thx for the ressources. Do you know also a good course that teaches WPF?
I also found out that there is an ASP.net course here. Isn't that a GUI written in HTML and CSS and with a C# Backend? That would be perfect because I already know how to make websites using HTML and CSS.
Steven Parker
231,261 PointsSteven Parker
231,261 PointsI assumed you'd already seen the ASP.NET MVC Forms course and were looking for more GUI-related material. And I'm not personally familiar with any of the material I mentioned, they were just the top few results of a quick search.
So when you finish your current track, you might enjoy the ASP.NET Web Development track which includes that Forms course.