Collaborate Disseminate
With File Open and the Save prompt out of the way, we can move forward to the other app commands that involve file operations: New, Save, and Save As.
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In this fourth installment, we’ll get started on file operations and custom dialogs, both of which occur asynchronously in UWP.
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In this installment of the UWP Notepad project, we’ll implement the non-font user settings and a workaround for a UWP weirdism that had me stumped for days.
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In this second installment, we’ll use C# to implement user settings related to fonts, word wrap, the command bars, and auto save.
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Like some real developers, I’ve gone through what I call the three stages of irrational exuberance with Project Reunion only to land back in reality.
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In 2012, Microsoft divided its developer community when it introduced the platform now known as UWP. Today, that era is over.
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Well, here’s the final nail in the UWP coffin: At Build 2020, Microsoft will finally describe how it plans to move past this platform disaster.
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In this installment, we’ll implement .NETpad’s text zooming capabilities, fix the application name, and add a new application icon.
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For this installment of our UWP project, we’ll implement Find, Find Next, Find Previous, Replace, and Replace All with a fun new custom dialog.
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With File Open the Save prompt out of the way, we can move forward to the other app commands that involve file operations: New, Save, and Save As.
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