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I want my WPF app to look like WinRT apps:
Are there any ready-made styles or controls available for WPF that lets us achieve this?
Take a look at MahApps.Metro
Apps like Github for Windows use / are based on it.
Another nice library for Metroesque-styling of WPF apps is Modern UI for WPF. Can be installed via NuGet or as a project template.
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I would like to create an app to display a website in Android mobiles. I am been looking how to do it and I found Xamarin that uses C#. Somebody know any tutorial or web to learn how to do it?
You are looking for a webview inside an app which can easily be done using both the flavors of Xamarin and there are tutorials and samples available for both:
Using Xamarin.Forms
Tutorial: https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/xamarin-forms/user-interface/webview/
Github Sample: https://github.com/xamarin/xamarin-forms-samples/tree/master/WorkingWithWebview
Using Xamarin.Native
Tutorial: https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/user_interface/web_view/
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I've been looking around the web for ways to program a C# application that does general Bluetooth functionality. I'm trying to connect a BlueSMIRF so that a file can be transferred through a Windows desktop application. However, this seems to be one area where there aren't any real libraries or tutorials... most of the materials for Windows seem to be in C++. Am I missing something here or does Visual C# not include support for Bluetooth in its class libraries?
I found a library which is written in C# and supports Bluetooth-Communication: 32feet
I hope I could help!
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I want to know, is it possible to have charts and graphs in WinForms Applications?
You need some sort of library. This one is open source. Microsoft has their own.
Microsoft Chart Controls for Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5
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I am searching for a design pattern, open source platform or what can else use to develop widget for wpf applications. I need to develop a host application that could load predefined or custom widget and this widget could interact with host application or could communicate with other widgets. User could add new widget without quiting the application or unload. Something like web parts that are used in asp.net or SharePoint. I am searching about Add-ins and Extensibility in Net 4.0 but I am not sure is it the true thing.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb384200.aspx
This sounds like a perfect use case for MEF.
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I'm looking for a high-quality open-source C# / WPF app to dissect and learn from.
I have about 5 years of C# and WinForms and almost zero WPF experience.
I'm not terribly fussed about the functionality of the app; the WPF paradigm seems markedly different from Winforms and I want to look at an example of how it "should" be done.
Thanks, Alan
You could have a look at BubbleBurst, the application that comes along with Josh Smith's book about MVVM.
Crack.Net is often cited as a good example of WPF/MVP