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Below is an example of a user interface I am tasked to create either in ASP.net or XAML
The intent is to create a UI as shown below with 55 total boxes. Each box is associated with each component. For example, #16 is between Requirements and Tools. When clicking on the number, it will be redirected to a new page.
1) Is this best done using an ASP.net page or XAML?
2) When hovering over a number it should turn to red.
c# asp.net wpf xaml datagrid
asked Mar 22 at 1:48
brogrammerbrogrammer
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Below is an example of a user interface I am tasked to create either in ASP.net or XAML
The intent is to create a UI as shown below with 55 total boxes. Each box is associated with each component. For example, #16 is between Requirements and Tools. When clicking on the number, it will be redirected to a new page.
1) Is this best done using an ASP.net page or XAML?
2) When hovering over a number it should turn to red.
c# asp.net wpf xaml datagrid
asked Mar 22 at 1:48
brogrammerbrogrammer
113
XAML or ASP.NET , depends on whether you want web application or stand alone desktop application. Which one you want? What code you have written for this?
– Chetan Ranpariya
Mar 22 at 1:51
UI tools are flexible enough to create something like this. The question is more of which one are you more comfortable with.
– mason
Mar 22 at 1:51
I'm leaning towards ASP.net. Essentially, the image above will be on the main home page and that is it. Clicking on any number will be redirected to a new tab/page. I'm not sure if there is a similar example as to what I'm intending to develop.
– brogrammer
Mar 22 at 2:14
add a comment |
Below is an example of a user interface I am tasked to create either in ASP.net or XAML
The intent is to create a UI as shown below with 55 total boxes. Each box is associated with each component. For example, #16 is between Requirements and Tools. When clicking on the number, it will be redirected to a new page.
1) Is this best done using an ASP.net page or XAML?
2) When hovering over a number it should turn to red.
c# asp.net wpf xaml datagrid
asked Mar 22 at 1:48
brogrammerbrogrammer
113
Below is an example of a user interface I am tasked to create either in ASP.net or XAML
The intent is to create a UI as shown below with 55 total boxes. Each box is associated with each component. For example, #16 is between Requirements and Tools. When clicking on the number, it will be redirected to a new page.
1) Is this best done using an ASP.net page or XAML?
2) When hovering over a number it should turn to red.
c# asp.net wpf xaml datagrid
c# asp.net wpf xaml datagrid
asked Mar 22 at 1:48
brogrammerbrogrammer
113
asked Mar 22 at 1:48
brogrammerbrogrammer
113
asked Mar 22 at 1:48
brogrammerbrogrammer
113
asked Mar 22 at 1:48
brogrammerbrogrammer
113
asked Mar 22 at 1:48
brogrammerbrogrammer
113
113
XAML or ASP.NET , depends on whether you want web application or stand alone desktop application. Which one you want? What code you have written for this?
– Chetan Ranpariya
Mar 22 at 1:51
UI tools are flexible enough to create something like this. The question is more of which one are you more comfortable with.
– mason
Mar 22 at 1:51
I'm leaning towards ASP.net. Essentially, the image above will be on the main home page and that is it. Clicking on any number will be redirected to a new tab/page. I'm not sure if there is a similar example as to what I'm intending to develop.
– brogrammer
Mar 22 at 2:14
add a comment |
XAML or ASP.NET , depends on whether you want web application or stand alone desktop application. Which one you want? What code you have written for this?
– Chetan Ranpariya
Mar 22 at 1:51
UI tools are flexible enough to create something like this. The question is more of which one are you more comfortable with.
– mason
Mar 22 at 1:51
I'm leaning towards ASP.net. Essentially, the image above will be on the main home page and that is it. Clicking on any number will be redirected to a new tab/page. I'm not sure if there is a similar example as to what I'm intending to develop.
– brogrammer
Mar 22 at 2:14
XAML or ASP.NET , depends on whether you want web application or stand alone desktop application. Which one you want? What code you have written for this?
– Chetan Ranpariya
Mar 22 at 1:51
XAML or ASP.NET , depends on whether you want web application or stand alone desktop application. Which one you want? What code you have written for this?
– Chetan Ranpariya
Mar 22 at 1:51
UI tools are flexible enough to create something like this. The question is more of which one are you more comfortable with.
– mason
Mar 22 at 1:51
UI tools are flexible enough to create something like this. The question is more of which one are you more comfortable with.
– mason
Mar 22 at 1:51
I'm leaning towards ASP.net. Essentially, the image above will be on the main home page and that is it. Clicking on any number will be redirected to a new tab/page. I'm not sure if there is a similar example as to what I'm intending to develop.
– brogrammer
Mar 22 at 2:14
I'm leaning towards ASP.net. Essentially, the image above will be on the main home page and that is it. Clicking on any number will be redirected to a new tab/page. I'm not sure if there is a similar example as to what I'm intending to develop.
– brogrammer
Mar 22 at 2:14
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XAML or ASP.NET , depends on whether you want web application or stand alone desktop application. Which one you want? What code you have written for this?
– Chetan Ranpariya
Mar 22 at 1:51
UI tools are flexible enough to create something like this. The question is more of which one are you more comfortable with.
– mason
Mar 22 at 1:51
I'm leaning towards ASP.net. Essentially, the image above will be on the main home page and that is it. Clicking on any number will be redirected to a new tab/page. I'm not sure if there is a similar example as to what I'm intending to develop.
– brogrammer
Mar 22 at 2:14