AlterNET Studio

Amplíe sus aplicaciones WinForms y WPF .NET con capacidades de edición de código, scripting y diseño de interfaz de usuario.

Publicado por AlterNET Software
Distribuido por ComponentSource desde 2021

Precios desde: $ 979.02 Versión: v10.0.7 Actualizado: Feb 6, 2026

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Visual Form designer control for creating user interfaces.

Visual Form designer control for creating user interfaces.

AlterNET Form Designer is a .NET component library providing a quick and convenient way for creating visual user interfaces. It allows placing controls to the design surfaces, setting their initial properties and writing event handlers for their events.

Form Designer comes in the form of two distinct versions for designing forms for WinForms and WPF applications. WinForms and WPF designers use different approaches for designing visual interfaces, serializing design content and running forms being designed.

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Component and Controls PlacingIn Form Designer, you can use the mouse to drag controls, which are components with visual representations, such as buttons and text boxes, onto a design surface.
Component and Controls PlacingIn Form Designer, you can use the mouse to drag controls, which are components with visual representations, such as buttons and text boxes, onto a design surface.
Saving and Running the Designed FormWinForms Form Designer can save its content to C#/Visual Basic or TypeScript/JavaScript source code, while WPF Form Designer uses XAML format instead.
Saving and Running the Designed FormWinForms Form Designer can save its content to C#/Visual Basic or TypeScript/JavaScript source code, while WPF Form Designer uses XAML format instead.
Changing PropertiesOnce you add a control to the design surface, you can use the Properties window to set its properties, such as font or text.
Changing PropertiesOnce you add a control to the design surface, you can use the Properties window to set its properties, such as font or text.
Handling EventsYou can use the Properties window to specify which events you want to handle in your code by clicking on the Events button.
Handling EventsYou can use the Properties window to specify which events you want to handle in your code by clicking on the Events button.
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Component and Controls PlacingIn Form Designer, you can use the mouse to drag controls, which are components with visual representations, such as buttons and text boxes, onto a design surface.
Saving and Running the Designed FormWinForms Form Designer can save its content to C#/Visual Basic or TypeScript/JavaScript source code, while WPF Form Designer uses XAML format instead.
Changing PropertiesOnce you add a control to the design surface, you can use the Properties window to set its properties, such as font or text.
Handling EventsYou can use the Properties window to specify which events you want to handle in your code by clicking on the Events button.
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