Behavior Pattern - Visual Behaviors in WPF and Avalonia with Practical Samples

Nick Polyak

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23 Dec 2021MIT12 min read

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Here I describe the behaviors - functionality that allows modifying and augmenting an object's behavior non-invasively - without modifying the object's code.

Behavior is a relatively new software pattern allowing to modify an object's behavior non-invasively - without modifying the object's code. The attached properties used in WPF and Avalonia can be utilized for creating static behaviors on visual object. This article shows how to create such static behaviors for visual objects and how to use them.

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Nick Polyak

Architect AWebPros

United States

I am a software architect and a developer with great passion for new engineering solutions and finding and applying design patterns.

I am passionate about learning new ways of building software and sharing my knowledge with others.

I worked with many various languages including C#, Java and C++.

I fell in love with WPF (and later Silverlight) at first sight. After Microsoft killed Silverlight, I was distraught until I found Avalonia - a great multiplatform package for building UI on Windows, Linux, Mac as well as within browsers (using WASM) and for mobile platforms.

I have my Ph.D. from RPI.

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Behavior Pattern - Visual Behaviors in WPF and Avalonia with Practical Samples

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