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Suggested controls for an open source Windows Forms application?

Suppose I wanted to create an open-source Windows Forms project written in .NET. In my opinion, I am pretty well grounded that System.Windows.Forms sucks a lot of time. I like Developer Express controls, but they stand hand and foot, and I don’t see how licensing them for each developer will allow them to be used in an open source project.

What options exist for third-party Windows Forms controls that will be used in an open source project? I don't care if the controls themselves are open source - they just have good functionality and look good.

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I would recommend you take a look at the following component suppliers: devcomponents , a set of tools for cryptography , purecomponents , VIBlend , DivElement . They all have many built-in features, and they are relatively cheap.

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DockPanel Suite is good for creating a nice docking interface.

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Winforms IMO standard controls are good enough to create standard Windows applications. But, if this is not enough for you, have you considered switching to WPF?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1725181/

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