Introduction to Windows Forms
Learn Windows Forms app development! This course covers basics, layout, data binding & deployment using Visual Basic. Build your first Windows applications.
Course Content
Introduction to Windows Forms is a beginner-level Pluralsight course taught by Rob Windsor. It runs 5h 51m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 300 reviews. It is a paid course, first published June 2024.
Learn to build powerful desktop applications with Windows Forms! This comprehensive course provides a practical introduction to developing applications using the Windows Forms framework.
We begin by laying a solid foundation, exploring the core elements of WinForms through hands-on coding – building a functional application from scratch. You'll gain a deep understanding of the underlying principles before moving on.
Next, we dive into the Visual Studio tooling specifically designed for Windows Forms development. Discover how to leverage the IDE's features to streamline your workflow.
Master common Windows Forms application layouts. We'll build complete applications, covering best practices for user interface design and functionality.
Unlock the power of data binding in Windows Forms. Learn to connect your applications to various data sources, including:
- Simple Objects: Bind to basic data structures for efficient data display.
- DataSets: Work with relational data using DataSets.
- LINQ to SQL Entities: Connect to databases using LINQ to SQL for powerful data access.
Finally, discover the ease of deploying Windows Forms applications using ClickOnce. Learn how to easily distribute your applications to users with automatic updates.
This course is perfect for developers looking to start building Windows desktop applications and gain proficiency in WinForms development. You'll leave with the skills to create robust and user-friendly applications.
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