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NET and learning WPF now. I want to create a tool for Pomodoro technique to learn WPF. This is the lay out in my mind.
What I am looking for is tips for laying this controls out and any words of wisdom 🙂
what i would do is define what pieces of the UI need to be dynamic and what needs to be fixed. looks like from the screenshot, the top is probably fixed and the Task1… and the apples will be dynamic. So i would probably put everything in a grid and use a stackpanel with Vertical Orientation to hold all the tasks. Then each individual task would be a stackpanel with Horizontal Orientation built dynamically with it looks like a textblock to hold “Task1” and then varying amounts of images or whatever control you will be using for the apples and pencils and stuff like that.