C# WPF - Commands [Part 1 Intro + Singular Commands]

In this video, as well as the following ones, we will be covering using commands in WPF. This particular episode will cover learning what the ICommand interface is and well as over-viewing our options for implementations.

The coding portion of this video covers implementing commands with singular class handlers with and without parameters. The following episodes will cover implementing Relay/Delegate commands.

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[generalcontrol]

WPF is indeed mind twisting. Thanks for making learning it a bit less painful.

[TheJoker-tete]

* 5 years later... * : survey taken! Thank you for these tutorials, they are all well made and very helpful.

[MagoMakes]

Damn - I think I've found my go-to guy for transitioning me into WPF MVVM! Excellent tutorial - thanks. 👍👍

[totototo]

And boom. I now understand Command and Bindings. Thank you so much.

[dw]

Suggstion: Make sure your volume is consistent across all your videos. The first one in this series are louder than the following ones. Excellent series! Very helpful to a WPF noob!

[vxco]

Very good example of using ICommand in the MVVM pattern. Thanks a lot for sharing

[metinyt]

Omg, this was so so so simple but the documentation makes it seem so intimidating. Thanks for the video.

[KitPatron]

Best video about ICommand in WPF I ever saw! Thanks, very informative!

[jonpopeadventures]

Excellent video, well explained, thank you for creating!

[jaderdaconceicao]

really It's very easy, considering your way to use teaching us. Thanks for help. I'm learning to develop since zero with your teaching

[sandrinaribeiro]

Thank you, your explanation is really clear.

[miloszodin]

Bada bing, bada boom, thank You :) After this everything seems really clear. The length is spot on and You keep it consistent.

[crusaderzero]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! This is only one that explicitly explain how those delegation work, also I love the metaphorical ways (Universal remote for various appliances) you used to explain why we use this technique in the first place. That make me much much effort to understand the concept compare to those obscure Microsoft Documents and complicated examples in CodeProject website.

[omervts]

that was a great lesson. Easy to follow and simple enough. Thank you sir.

[akashverma]

Loved It, literally It's the same as needed.

[JustinUrban]

Thank you for making this simple. I am just jumping into MVVM and appreciate the example that does not over complicate the process. I have been taught code-behind all throughout college, but we never delved into any of this wonderful stuff. Goodbye code-behind. At least for apps. I was going for Software Engineering so that is a big difference, but they also taught the app dev side.

[saturninramirez]

thanks, very good "PROFESSOR" !

[laszloebner]

Thank for the video, great work, clear explanation.

[alcidesneto]

Great tutorial. I'm studying WPF for about 2 weeks. However, after 6:35, it started to need clarification for me. Please make a 5 years video duration to explain these details for a noob like me.

[Dave_Birnie]

This was amazing, super helpful and easy to follow! Thanks!