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Is it good practice to code entire business form as single component (control)?

Is it good practice to code entire business form as single component (control) and then proudly put it on window/form as the final step in development? Of course, this form can involve some other ...
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C# Application GUI design dependent on configuration

I have built quite big WinForms application working in industry for a few years. It communicates with many HW devices. Application can be configured to use or not use some of these devices and GUI is ...
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what to do when UX asks for an ugly, convoluted event driven design and you don't know how to implement it in a clean manner?

I have been tasked with creating a desktop client application that fetches data from web apis and presents it to the user. During the last month or so, I've spent most of my time and energy bringing ...
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Updating GUI in 'realtime' using events

My Plan Have a system that holds some objects Have a winforms-form that displays some key values of these objects When certain changes occur(object gets add / removed / datat change): Update GUI My ...
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MVP Implementation at the UserControl Level

I'm trying to figure out how MVP should be implemented at the UserControl level. I thought I had it, but I ended up reading a blog post that pretty much shut me down. Now I'm back at the start and ...
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Correct architecture for running and stopping complex tasks in the background

I'm having trouble working out the correct architecture for the following task. I have a GUI in Windows Forms that contains a ListBox, listing certain architectural layouts. One an item in this list ...
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