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Instead of using all the base wpf controls such as Label, TextBox, Grid, ect. I want to create a sub class of all these base controls and use the sub class.
e.g.
public class MyTextBox : TextBox {}
They would be dummy classes for now, but it leaves room to be expandable in-case I need to in the future. Is this recommended or is it unnecessary?
If for some reason you need a subclass in the future it will be much easier to simply create it then than it to do lots of unnecessary work now.