Articles by Mahesh Chand

The <Label> element in XAML represents a Label control. This article shows how to use a Label control in WPF using XAML and C#.

The Image class represents the WPF Image control that is used to display images in WPF. The <Image> element of XAML is used to create the Image control at design-time. The code example in this article shows how to use a WPF Image control do display and manipulate images using C# and XAML.

Learn how to create and style a WPF GroupBox in XAML and C#, including headers, borders, and layouts containing multiple controls.

The Frame class in C# and the <Frame> element in XAML represent a Frame windows control at run-time and design-time respectively. The code examples in this article demonstrate how to use a Frame control in a WPF app using XAML and C#.

The Expander class in C# represents a WPF Expander control. At design time, the <Expander> element of XAML is used to create an Expander control. The code examples in this tutorial demonstrate how to use an expander control in a WPF app.

The XAML <DatePicker> element represents a DatePicker control in UI app. This article demonstrates how to use a DatePicker control in WPF app.

What is the future of WPF? Watch the following video in which two Visual Studio program managers at Microsoft, Unni and Hari, talk about the future of WPF, XAML, Blend and much more.

The <ComboBox> element in XAML represents a ComboBox. This article demonstrates how to create and use a ComboBox using XAML.

List of 8 things you probably should not say to a developer.

The XAML <Calendar> element represents a WPF calendar. XAML Calendar provides a calendar control to select a date or a date range from a month view. This tutorial with code examples details how to use a calendar control in WPF.

The Button class represents a button control of WPF in C#. Button control is created using the <Button> element in XAML at design-time. The code examples in this Button tutorials show how to create a button, add a click event handler to a button, and format a WPF button in C# and XAML.

The XAML <Border> element represents a border in Windows app. Code example in this tutorial shows how to apply a border to WPF controls using XAML and C#.

In this Hour 8 part of the Mastering WPF DataGrid in a Day series, I will demonstrate how to use CRUD operations in a DataGrid.

In my last article, we saw how to work with the DataGrid columns. In this Hour 7 part of Mastering WPF DataGrid in a Day series, I will cover the use of a data template in a DataGrid.

In this Hour 5 part of the Mastering WPF DataGrid in a Day series, I will talk about the DataGrid columns and review column properties.

List of 10 things you probably may not say to your boss.

Learn why continuity, sustained effort, and persistence matter more than quick achievements for long-term career and personal success.

This article of the Mastering WPF DataGrid series explains the DataGrid row header and rows visibility, row appearance and a few other properties.