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Disadvantages of WPF

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Disadvantages of WPF Disadvantages of WPF as Follow: There's greater support in the 3rd-party control space for WinForms. (That's changing, but for now by advantage of time, WinForms has greater support in the community).  WPF's in-box control suite is far more limited than that of WinForms. Most developers already know WinForms; WPF provides a new learning curve. Winform takes smaller resources than WPF. WPF will not run on windows 2000 or lower. No MDI child mode. WPF will not run on windows 2000 or lower.Winform takes smaller resources than WPF because you can test this your self...
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Advantages of WPF

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Advantages of WPF(Windows Presentation Foundation) List of Advantage of WPF Easy to create an unique Look and Feel. Power full stylist and programmer friendly structure. Support Windows Forms. The future technology for developing Vista Applications. The ability to reuse existing code. Highly advanced data binding possible. Much quicker to develop normal apps.once you are experienced. Declarative Programming: Declarative and procedural code (You can use Procedural if you want) WPF takes the declarative programming to the next level with the introduction of Extensible Application Markup...
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What is wpf

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What is WPF(Windows Presentation Foundation) Definition of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is a next-generation presentation system for building Windows client applications with visually stunning user experiences. With WPF, you can create a wide range of both standalone and browser-hosted applications. WPF, earlier name is Avalon, was initially released as part of.NetFramework3.0. Since then, Microsoft has released five major WPF versions. WPF Version List as follow: WPF 3.0 (Nov 2006). WPF 3.5 (Nov 2007). WPF 3.5sp1 (Aug 2008). WPF 4 (April...
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About Us Aspdotnethelpmaster.blogspot.com is a blog which contain lots of post which help to professional programmer and trainee to make their programming better. We always ready to help you about any kind of problem or question related to programming. you can comment on our post or improve our post or you can mail us for any query.  We are daily one or more post on our blog with any programming concept like Asp.Net, VB.Net, C#, SQL, JQuery, WPF, Visual Basic, web services, SQL Query, Code, Syntax, Example of Asp.Net, Example of VB.Net, Example of C#, Example of JQuery, Example of...
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Disadvatages of vb dot net Technology

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Disadvantages of VB.NET Multi platform support is not available from Microsoft and isn't available straight after installing Visual Studio. Managed code can be slower than native code. Not suitable for High End Application. VB.Net performance lower compare to C,C++. Only few Operating System supports .NET. built in methods not available. .NET framework is free to download but Code Editor is costly.  .Net is very easy to reverse engineer any intelligent can decode your DLL or code. If you do not obfuscate your code, you may as well publish the source code. Additional installation requirements...
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Advantages of vb dot net and its use

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Advantages of VB.NET All features of the .NET framework are already available in VB.NET. its provides managed code execution that runs under the Common Language Runtime (CLR), resulting in robust, stable and secure applications.   VB.NET is totally base on object oriented approach. This is not available in a major addition that VB6 and other earlier release. The .NET framework comes with ADO.NET, which follows the disconnected paradigm, i.e. once the required records are fetched the connection no longer exists. It also retrieves the records that are expected to be accessed in...
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