Migrating WPF and Windows Forms Apps to .NET Core 3

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Thomas Claudius Huber

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00. Course Overview

00. Course Overview.mp4

01:55

01. Understanding Windows Desktop Apps with .NET Core

00. Introduction.mp4

00:59

01. Understand Windows Forms, WPF, and .NET Core.mp4

06:25

02. Why Migrate Your .NET Framework Apps to .NET Core - .mp4

01:52

03. The Wired Brain Coffee Scenario .mp4

04:31

04. Migrate Your First Windows Forms App to .NET Core.mp4

09:27

05. Migrate Your First WPF App to .NET Core.mp4

09:34

06. Course Outline.mp4

03:22

02. Converting Multi-project Complex Solutions

00. Introduction.mp4

01:29

01. Run the Application That You Will Migrate.mp4

05:25

02. Look at the Code of the Solution.mp4

06:14

03. Set up the Database for the Application.mp4

03:25

04. Know the Common Migration Steps and Tools.mp4

02:35

05. Target .NET Framework 4.7.2.mp4

02:52

06. Update NuGet Packages.mp4

05:31

07. Run the .NET Portability Analyzer.mp4

04:08

08. Summary.mp4

00:44

03. Porting .NET Framework Libraries to .NET Core

00. Introduction.mp4

01:31

01. Build Libraries for .NET Framework and .NET Core.mp4

02:16

02. NuGet Packages You Should Know.mp4

01:39

03. Port the Models Library to .NET Standard 2.0.mp4

05:05

04. Migrate Packages.config of WPF Project to PackageReference .mp4

07:34

05. Multi-target the Entity Framework Data Access Library.mp4

07:53

06. Multi-target the WPF Controls Library.mp4

05:07

07. Summary.mp4

01:38

04. Migrating the WPF Project to .NET Core

00. Introduction.mp4

01:48

01. Know the Different Ways to Migrate a Project.mp4

03:31

02. Create a Separate Project File for .NET Core.mp4

05:23

03. Add a Directory.Build.props File.mp4

05:06

04. Include WCF and Windows Forms and Fix Errors.mp4

06:21

05. Show the Target Framework in the Running App.mp4

02:50

06. Generate WCF Client Code for .NET Core.mp4

09:47

07. Access the Windows Registry.mp4

03:39

08. Summary.mp4

01:20

05. Working with .NET Core after the Migration

00. Introduction.mp4

01:06

01. Remove the .NET Framework Parts.mp4

04:48

02. Create a Self-contained Application.mp4

02:59

03. Publish a Single .Exe File.mp4

02:44

04. Summary.mp4

01:29

Description

.NET Core is the recommended framework for new .NET applications. This course teaches you how to port your existing Windows Desktop apps from .NET Framework to .NET Core, including Entity Framework data access, Registry access, and WCF client code.

What You'll Learn?

At the core of modernizing your WPF and Windows Forms applications is a thorough knowledge of migrating those applications from .NET Framework to .NET Core. In this course, Migrating WPF and Windows Forms Apps to .NET Core 3, you will learn the skills you need to port your applications to .NET Core. First, you will learn the architectural basics of WPF and Windows Forms and how to migrate simple desktop apps to .NET Core. Next, you will port a multi-project complex solution with multiple class library projects and a WPF project to .NET Core, including Entity Framework data access, Registry access, Windows Forms dialogs, and WCF service calls. Finally, you will learn how to use .NET Core features for your desktop app, like publishing your application to a single .exe file that contains all the dependencies that your application needs to run. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of migrating your WPF and Windows Forms applications to .NET Core that will help you as you move forward to modernize your Windows Desktop applications.

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Thomas Claudius Huber

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Thomas is a Microsoft MVP for Windows Development. He works as a developer, consultant, and trainer in the fields of .NET, C#, TypeScript, XAML, and Azure. Thomas is a well-known speaker and book author. He has written several special interest books in his areas, including an extensive handbook for Windows Presentation Foundation and a handbook on development with TypeScript. Thomas lives in Germany's Black Forest with his wife and their three daughters. In his spare time, he plays football and guitar, works out at the gym, and likes riding into the sunset with his motorcycle.

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