From the course: Windows Presentation Foundation: 2 Layout

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- [Voiceover] I hope you enjoyed learning about WPF layout and how it enables the construction and arrangement of any UI imaginable. This is part of an ongoing series about WPF. I had several goals in this course. One, show you how to arrange child elements with the built-in panel elements. The second goal was to show you how WPF uses properties like width and height, alignment, and margin to further control the position of the element relative to the other UI elements on the screen. The third goal, was to showcase some of the interesting features seen in custom panels and to get you thinking about when a custom panel is sensible for your project. There is more to learn in WPF. I encourage you to watch the other courses in the series, as they become available. Now that you have a handle on the principles of layout within WPF, you'll want to study the other UI Frameworks that utilize Xaml. Xamarin is a cross-platform mobile platform, optimized for the Microsoft.net developer. It uses…

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