Wpfui | Awesome Repository

wpfui is a framework and component library for Windows desktop applications built with the .NET WPF framework. It provides a collection of modern visual controls, styles, and immersive interface elements that implement the Fluent Design language.

The project includes a specialized icon library delivered as font resources and a project template that provides a pre-configured structure for applications using the Model-View-ViewModel architectural pattern and dependency injection.

The framework covers Windows desktop development through XAML-based control templating, resource-dictionary style inheritance, and the integration of system iconography.

Features

Fluent Design Component Libraries - Provides a set of immersive interface elements and navigation systems implementing the Fluent Design language.
Desktop UI Frameworks - Provides a collection of modern visual controls and styles for building native Windows desktop applications.
Windows Development - Provides a framework for building native Windows applications using .NET WPF.
MVVM Architectures - Organizes desktop software using the Model-View-ViewModel pattern to separate business logic from the UI.
MVVM Patterns - Uses the Model-View-ViewModel pattern to synchronize application state between business logic and the UI.

Features

Fluent Design Component Libraries - Provides a set of immersive interface elements and navigation systems implementing the Fluent Design language.
Desktop UI Frameworks - Provides a collection of modern visual controls and styles for building native Windows desktop applications.
Windows Development - Provides a framework for building native Windows applications using .NET WPF.
MVVM Architectures - Organizes desktop software using the Model-View-ViewModel pattern to separate business logic from the UI.
MVVM Patterns - Uses the Model-View-ViewModel pattern to synchronize application state between business logic and the UI.

The framework covers Windows desktop development through XAML-based control templating, resource-dictionary style inheritance, and the integration of system iconography.