The Windows Presentation Foundation WPF Guide for beginners (Udemy.com)

Very interesting course, I learned a lot. Personally I prefer to have smaller more focused topics/demo applications instead of the very big / length Store application. Smaller apps are easier to follow when I follow the course in many smaller time blocks. So I prefer the style of the controls section. I am also missing a few controls: tree, progress-bar, notifications... And maybe smaller demos about how most often used UI tricks could be made yourself: like sliding side panels, floating+dockable panels, multilanguage aspects, theming without external libs. This would make the course even better in my opinion.

The course was really good. A lot of content with plenty of exercises to apply the knowledge gained. Unfortunately, some of the videos were cut off abruptly, and it appears the creator is no longer responding to questions. But the course is time well spent for an introduction to WPF, especially since there aren't many courses available these days that provide a thorough introduction to WPF.

Everything is almost perfect, but - there are some elements, which are being used, but not explained - why they are being used this way, why they are here. Especially some functions, keywords. There are only shown being used in particular context - but we don't know if we can use them in other programs, and how we can do this.

This course was great. It included a lot of extremely useful knowledge in a way that was very easy to understand and follow along. My two main gripes were that the teacher would sometimes do the same thing differently without explaining why. (Example, sometimes he would set the width of a control by using 1* when it already would have taken up that much space by default, other times he would just leave it without a width and allow it to use up that space by default.) My other complaints is the "Taking care of the search field click events" chapter ends abruptly without finishing the lesson. Fairly minor complaints, but it kept it from being 5 stars. Overall, this course is a great place to learn about the WPF framework.

This is a great course for learning WPF. However, it's a shame that the program is based on DotNet Framework 4.8 rather than 5.0, and that there's no mention of MVVM.

The most amazing course I have completed and witnessed in a while .. Denis is super amazing teacher who really has deep knowledge about the topics , and knows how to provide this to his students in bite size thank you so much for creating this Denis , Big Fan!

Interesting content with little padding. The code along bits go quickly and needed to pause a lot, so budget for more time than expected. Denis explains topics clearly and provides "context" when necessary. I took this course because I have several others by the same author and enjoy his style.

The course expanded well on the knowledge I had already gained from Denis' C# Masterclass course. I enjoyed the course a lot and have already starting putting what I have learned to use in my job.

The content of this course is very good. I sometimes find it difficulta to keep up with the speed of the presentation while attempting to code the solution in-situ. Howevwer, I think the fact that it is difficult to understandstand why some parts of the program are not woroking the first time is OK because I learn from correcting my mistakes....

There is so much new knowledge that can be fully assimilate in the field only. Thank you for the course! One year later: I stand by my rating of this course. The most-bought course on WPF in Udemy is a tragedy. The only minus is for not using MVVM. But the coverage of WPF topics is great.