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Newbie12016-02-18 19:18:38
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Newbie1, 2016-02-18 19:18:38

Books on Windows Forms in C#. Which?

Hello!
Now I'm studying C# on my own (according to Schildt), but this book deals with creating only console applications.
Can you please tell me what literature (in Russian) to read on creating Windows Forms applications in C#?
There are a lot of textbooks on the net for C#, and for Windows Forms I found only a textbook by Labor (2003 edition). Well, either tutorials that show no further than Hello World, or msdn, which is incomprehensible to a beginner.
ps Naturally, I searched for a toaster, but all the literature that is in Russian goes exclusively on C #, and not on creating Windows applications on it.

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Alexey Pavlov, 2016-02-18
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You saw correctly. There are no new books on WinForms because there is WPF. Study it. It's faster, better, more powerful. WinForms is not further developed, unlike WPF.
The only thing is, if you are thinking of making programs not on Windows, but on Linux, then yes - WinForms. But if under Windows, then WPF.

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VZVZ, 2016-02-18
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> because there is WPF. Study it. He is faster, better, more
powerful
Faster - it depends on what to write.
At the level of a simple default GUI without very active redrawing in places, it is clearly faster than Winforms, and WPF will load slowly and eat up RAM.
If a bunch of whistles, animations, or 3D - then WPF.
More powerful (more flexible in terms of whistles and other non-standard features) - yes.
But Winforms is simpler, it will be more convenient. Easier - especially for a beginner. More comfortable - especially on weak computers, where WPF WYSIWYG will also slow down.
> WinForms does not develop further, unlike WPF
WPF develops further? Is it parallel to UWP or what?
And third-party solutions for Winforms - Telerik, DevExpress, also do not develop?

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Newbie1, 2016-02-18
@Newbie1

Oh thank you!
And on WPF, what would you advise for a beginner?

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IgoKom, 2018-11-07
@IgoKom

Charles Petzold Programming for Microsoft Windows in C#. In 2 volumes" 2002

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