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https://github.com/vincenth-net/csharpformarkupA concise, next-generation markup library for .NET UI frameworks including WinUI, WPF, and Uno Platform. C# Markup 2 and 4.0 provide a Flutter-like developer experience by eliminating XAML and reducing verbosity through a fluent API, high-performance expression-based bindings, and a partial class system that separates UI markup from logic. Supports .NET 9 and 10, C# 14, and integrations with LiveCharts2, Mapsui 5, and ScottPlot.NET.
C# Markup 2 allows you to build .NET applications fully in C#, eliminating the need for XAML, HTML, JavaScript, or CSS. It provides a Flutter-like UI development experience that leverages .NET Hot Reload.
This version is designed to target:
When your application targets Windows only, C# Markup 2 depends only on the Windows App SDK and does not require Uno Platform.
Uno.Extensions.Reactive.WinUI NuGet package. It allows you to build user interfaces fully in C# for WinUI 3 (Windows App SDK) and Uno Platform (including WebAssembly), leveraging a Flutter-like development experience with .NET Hot Reload. This approach eliminates the need for XAML, HTML, JavaScript, or CSS.LiveChartsCore.SkiaSharpView.Uno NuGet package. It allows you to build charts and data visualizations fully in C# without using XAML, HTML, JavaScript, or CSS. This is specifically designed for developers using WinUI 3 (Windows App SDK) or the Uno Platform (including WebAssembly).C# Markup 2 provides a Flutter-like UI development experience for Uno.Toolkit.WinUI. It allows you to build .NET applications fully in C# without requiring XAML, HTML, JavaScript, or CSS. This toolkit is designed to target WinUI 3 (Windows App SDK) and the Uno Platform, including WebAssembly (WASM) for browsers.
Key benefits include:
Uno.Extensions.Navigation.WinUI NuGet package. It allows you to define your UI and navigation logic fully in C#, targeting WinUI 3 (Windows App SDK) and the Uno Platform (including WebAssembly), without requiring XAML, HTML, JavaScript, or CSS. It is designed to work with C# 14 and .NET 9 to provide a Flutter-like development experience with .NET Hot Reload.C# Markup 2 provides a Flutter-like development experience for .NET UI frameworks (WinUI, WPF, Uno Platform). Key advantages include:
new , HorizontalAlignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center, () => , nameof(), and explicit property bindings (e.g., automatically binding to Text for TextBlock).MyPage.cs) and UI framework APIs while editing logic files (e.g., MyPage.logic.cs).C# Markup 4.0 is the latest major release, updated for modern .NET environments. It supports:
Uno.Extensions.Navigation.Toolkit.WinUI NuGet package. It allows you to build user interfaces fully in C# for WinUI 3 (Windows App SDK) and Uno Platform (including WebAssembly) without requiring XAML, HTML, JavaScript, or CSS. It is designed to provide a Flutter-like UI development experience leveraging .NET Hot Reload.This package provides a Flutter-like UI development experience for ScottPlot.WinUI. It allows you to build user interfaces for ScottPlot charts fully in C#, eliminating the need for XAML, HTML, JavaScript, or CSS. This specific implementation targets WinUI 3 (Windows App SDK) and Uno Platform (including browser WebAssembly).
/* This package provides a C# Markup 2 API for the ScottPlot.WinUI NuGet package. */To bridge the gap between the markup declaration and the logic file, use Assign and Invoke. These methods safely pass the actual UI framework object (the real control) from the markup object to your logic code.
Assign: Used to capture a reference to a UI control created in markup and assign it to a field or property in your logic class.Invoke: Used to trigger logic or methods within your logic class directly from the markup expression.Crucial Distinction: In your markup file, StackPanel refers to the CSharpMarkup type. In your logic file, StackPanel refers to the actual UI framework type.