This article focuses on the existing features of CodeWF Toolbox, including conversion, development, security, web, media, network, text, data, log reader, international resource management, and the modular organization using Avalonia + Prism.
Records two issues resolved in recent Avalonia desktop software development: clipboard copy crash, DataGrid lag on tab switching, analyzing root causes and providing solutions
In the evolution history of software engineering, the development of cross-platform graphical user interfaces (GUI) has always been a field full of compromises, trade-offs, and technical competitions.
In the past few years, our host computer software has mainly been developed using WPF and WinForm . These technologies work well on the Windows platform and have accompanied us from small-scale trial production to the current stage of large-scale delivery. However, with business development and changes in customer requirements, the single Windows technology stack has gradually become a hurdle we must overcome.
This is a multi-language management library designed specifically for the Avalonia framework. It reconstructs multi-language support logic through a plugin-based architecture, not only supporting traditional Resx resource files but also adding support for XML and JSON formats, while providing type-safe resource references and dynamic language switching, making multi-language development simpler and more efficient.
Detailed explanation of the root cause and perfect solution for the native title bar remnant issue when using a custom title bar in Avalonia applications on Windows 7, including complete code examples and version compatibility analysis
By default, clicking a column header only provides ascending and descending sorting, with no way to cancel
Can be used as a reference to implement other forms of TabItem borders
In-depth analysis of the implementation scheme of the Avalonia-based logging component, exploring the dual output mechanism of interface and file, and proposing points for optimization and improvement
This article details how to use PowerShell scripts and batch files to automate version updates and one-click publishing in .NET Avalonia UI projects. First, it explains the setup and modification of PowerShell execution policies to ensure scripts can run properly. Then, it introduces methods for adding scripts in Visual Studio pre-build events to automatically update version numbers, as well as using batch files to publish applications on multiple platforms. Finally, a PowerShell script example is provided that can automatically update program version information based on Git tags. These methods can improve the development efficiency and convenience of the publish process for .NET projects.