Modern interactive XAML

[GroophyLifefor]

In my experience, WPF is awesome, and I'll default on my freelance career, but some interactive thing can make easier to make ui.
like:

window.Width="900"
---
<Grid Width="300"  HorizontalAlignment="Left" Background="Blue"></Grid>
<Grid Width="300"  HorizontalAlignment="Center" Background="DodgerBlue"></Grid>
<Grid Width="300"  HorizontalAlignment="Right" Background="DarkBlue"></Grid>

but It will broken in resize, yes I can fix with same code but I think It can easier.

window.Width="900"
---
<Grid Width="{window.Width/3}"  HorizontalAlignment="Left" Background="Blue"></Grid>
<Grid Width="{window.Width/3}"  HorizontalAlignment="Center" Background="DodgerBlue"></Grid>
<Grid Width="{window.Width/3}"  HorizontalAlignment="Right" Background="DarkBlue"></Grid>

Actualy I want to say inline executment.

[haefele]

You can already do that with the WPF Grid.

<Grid>
    <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
        <ColumnDefinition Width="*" />
        <ColumnDefinition Width="*" />
        <ColumnDefinition Width="*" />
    </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>

    <Grid Grid.Column="0" Background="Blue"></Grid>
    <Grid Grid.Column="1" Background="DodgerBlue"></Grid>
    <Grid Grid.Column="2" Background="DarkBlue"></Grid>
</Grid>

[GroophyLifefor]

@haefele The event is not design, please read my article more carefully, I wrote an article aimed at code that can be written in xaml that can hot-reload.

Width="{window. Width/3}"

[miloush]

You can probably write a markup extension to interpret a string parameter as C# (but you could also just bind it to a view model).

[GroophyLifefor]

@miloush Thanks for suggestions ❤️