I've been working on a Windows Form Application that displays continuously updated data (from an external source) in a tabular format. Here's a brief(?) description of what I'm trying to accomplish: ...

The inital run of the application will not have any records, use the add button to add data. Typically when a developer new to working with database data in a Windows Form application tend to add rows ...

If you're using the Windows Forms DataGridView and loading data into columns by pulling that data out of properties on objects, you should know that there's an easier way. Just create a List of your ...

or create a simple crud operations with sql server database. We will use Entity Framework, sql database, DevExpress Component to learn how to update database in c# topics such as: how to insert data ...

I know that Windows Forms are considered old fashioned, but I've got clients with applications that still use them. As I noted in my previous tip, I recently had to support letting the user sort by ...