Windows Forms

Wisej.NET provides a platform and set of tools designed to ease the burden of developing, testing, deploying, and maintaining complex AI-powered business software. It bridges the gap between traditional WinForms-style desktop applications and the web by empowering developers to leverage their existing .NET and C# or VB.NET) skills. Developers are able to use the tools they are familiar with, like a pixel-perfect design surface and drag-and-drop controls with the languages they are comfortable with (C# or VB.NET) to build real-time web applications without having to learn HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. They can stay in their favorite IDE like Visual Studio to take advantage of features like IntelliSense, integrated debugging, design surfaces and source control integration. Front-end developers can leverage their knowledge of web technologies to augment applications and seamlessly integrate third-party packages like HTML5 charting libraries and ASP.NET controls.

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is a Windows-only user interface framework in .NET that uses a resolution-independent, vector-based rendering engine to take advantage of modern graphics hardware and enable visually rich desktop applications with features such as XAML markup, a comprehensive control set, data binding, layout, 2D/3D graphics, animation, styles, templates, documents, media, text, and typography, and the ability to incorporate other .NET APIs. WPF exists as a subset of .NET types in the System.Windows namespace and supports familiar programming constructs like instantiating classes, setting properties, calling methods, handling events, plus enhanced constructs such as dependency properties and routed events. Developers build UIs declaratively with XAML and implement behavior in code-behind, simplifying separation of interface and logic while supporting globalization and collaboration between designers and coders.