WPF PowerShell

PowerShell DeepDive: WPF, Data Binding and INotifyPropertyChanged

Posted on February 3, 2017 by Trevor Jones in Applications, Powershell, WPF

PowerShell can be used to create some nice UI front-ends using the Windows Presentation Framework (WPF). You can create anything from a simple popup window to a full-blown, self-contained application. A major concept in WPF is that of data binding. Data binding allows you to create some separation between the design of the UI and … Continue reading PowerShell DeepDive: WPF, Data Binding and INotifyPropertyChanged →

Creating WPF GUI Applications with Pure PowerShell

Posted on April 27, 2016 by Trevor Jones in Applications, Powershell, Uncategorized, WPF

When creating a GUI application in PowerShell, I usually use Visual Studio, or Blend for Visual Studio, to design a WPF application, then copy and run the XAML code in PowerShell. Designing in VS is generally easier and quicker and creates less code, but it is also perfectly possible to create a WPF GUI using … Continue reading Creating WPF GUI Applications with Pure PowerShell →