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Learning GUI Toolmaking Series

Scripting is one thing, but to make your tools really pop, you’ll eventually want to build your own Graphical User Interface for end-users to use, especially those who might be frightened of using a scripting environment like PowerShell.

In this series, I’ll take you step by step, from creating a GUI using the slower but easy to understand System.Windows.Forms method to the super quick, super effective XAML/WPF approach, using Visual Studio.

As time goes on and I post more and more about GUI Toolmaking, this post will always be updated with the newest links

Progressive Automation

These posts guide you through the approach I take to building up to a full GUI. First, with a problem and mission statement, then adding layers of complexity until we have our ideal tooling.

XAML And Visual Studio


Microsoft MVP

Five time Microsoft MVP, and now I work for the mothership


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