Visual Studio makes it incredibly easy for me to make GUI programs in Visual Basic and Visual C#. I've always wondered, is using Visual Basic/C#, dropping controls onto a form and such considered lazy ...

A while back, I had mentioned using Out-GridView to build a UI without really doing anything that complicated. As fun as that is, we can have even more fun by making use of Windows Presentation ...

In the previous article, I walked through the basics of using Visual Studio to easily create a UI using some drag-and-drop controls that set up the front end of the UI. From there, we took the XAML ...

Lightweight PowerShell + WPF tool to control monitor settings (brightness, contrast, speaker volume) on Windows. Supports external monitors via DDC/CI and internal laptop panels via WMI brightness.

After the first part of this series dealt with Windows Forms, we will now look at Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Windows UI Library 3 (WinUI 3). Both GUI frameworks are based on XAML ...

This app is based on the inventory approach in Tyler Reese's Find-MemberOfUsage.ps1. It provides a Windows WPF interface and a shared PowerShell module for scanning and exporting results. A Windows ...