C# WPF UI Tutorials: 02 - TreeViews and Value Converters

The second in a series of tutorials on creating WPF applications in C#

Dives into creating a TreeView copying some of the File Explorer functionality, as well as using Value Converters to convert paths to specific images in the tree

[runtimeterror]

I know I’m late to the party but man I hope you haven’t stopped teaching cause I’m telling you’re gifted for this. I’m just getting into WPF sure feel little overwhelmed but the content is pure Gold thanks for the effort spent to creating this content.

[marcelkelm]

Mention: VS2019 doesn't set the build action for images by default, so if you want to use images with image sources just like "Images/[...]" or "/Images/[...]", you have to set the build action from "none" to "resource" for this image, otherwise it won't be rendered (just click on the image and press f4 to open this property menu. select the dropdown "build action", that's it).
Found it out after watching and building your UI.

Great tutorial, thank you very much!

[raviprasad]

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Thank you so much for creating these kind of videos.

[fodderhaystack]

Hey man, I know this is a 7 year old video, but just wanted to say how helpful this tutorial is. You've packed a huge amount in this and made it really digestible, and I'm super appreciative. Thanks for putting this together!!

[GonzoGonschi]

This is awesome once again. I am soo excited for the future videos. Finally someone capable of explaining guiding us all the way through. Thank you man for sharing this with us ;)

[varunsingh]

Extremely nicely done video. And I like that you didn’t cut out your debugging and thinking aloud because that’s what all programmers do and it’s important to keep. You and your channel are one of a kind!

[Susandwyer]

8 Years old tut, and still very relevant and useful.

Also, you sound like you're from my nook of the woods.

Greetings. And Thank you.

[AlejandroHernandez-hxmh]

Hello! I am a native spanish speaker and I need to thank you because your tutorials are amazing and you speak pretty well

[starmole]

It's a pleasure to both watch you code and listen to your lovely Yorkshire lilt! Thanks so much these videos are amazing.

[johnpelitidis]

I am so impressed... I looked at your youtube home page and discovered you have tutorials on WPF, C# SOLIDWORKS API.... I am blown away...because... I love the way you tutor and NOW you can tutor me in the 3 subjects I need most... WPF, C# and Solidworks Api.... WTF!!!

[jannickbreunis]

Why soo many useless comments? 'Create a list for directories' that's literally what the codes says. But next to that, great tutorial. Getting to know the binding better and better. Thanks for that!

[sinajahromi]

One of the most informative and instructive tuts that i've ever seen for WPF and bindings! great work ... thanks

[vu]

After first tutorial this one is kinda harder but thats the reason i like it even more!
Great video!

[fpvmkr]

Thank you very much for all these tutorials, they're the best and most in-depth explanations of WPF and C# I've found on youtube. Great teacher! I'm going to start thinking of code in my head in an English accent now, which is fine by me!

[serhiiberkovskyi]

I comment videos very rare, but yours are one of the best on youtube programming tutorials. Thank you so much!

[armandoferreira]

just for anybody that needs it, i find it easier to create a binding like that if i head over to the image properties on the right side, search for Source, click on the little square, select Create Binding and go from there, no worries about curly brackets.

[vargonian]

Outstanding tutorial series, and perfect timing as I'm having to revisit WPF after many years away from it.

[LivingMemes]

I've finally decided to switch form WF to WPF. Thank you for your work!

[kkfh]

This is amazing. So worth the 1 hour of watching. I learned more in an hour of watching this than I did in 3 hours of parsing through the wordy, verbose Microsoft Documentation.

[easyhealtheducation]

I used to be scared of WPF and your videos are helping me to get over that fear! I owe you a biiiig bucket of coffee! Thanks a lot my friend! :-)