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Guide for implementing Syncfusion WizardControl component in Windows Forms applications. Use when creating multi-step forms, installation wizards, setup dialogs, or step-by-step workflow interfaces with navigation buttons. Covers assembly deployment, page management, banner configuration, validation, navigation button handling, events, and appearance customization for professional wizard interfaces.
Implement and configure the Syncfusion DomainUpdownExt control in Windows Forms applications. Use this skill when you need to create dropdown/selection controls with spin buttons, customize appearance, manage items, and enable keyboard navigation in WinForms projects.
Visual Basic .NET for legacy .NET applications. Use for .vb files.
Guide for implementing the Syncfusion Windows Forms MultiSelectionComboBox control — a ComboBox with multi-item selection, auto-suggestion, and tag-style visual items. Use this skill when the user mentions MultiSelectionComboBox, WinForms multi-select combo, or Syncfusion.Windows.Forms.Tools.MultiSelectionComboBox, or needs a combo box that allows selecting multiple items in a Windows Forms application. Applies when configuring display modes, binding data sources, styling visual items, handling SelectedItemCollectionChanged, or setting AutoSuggestMode.
Implement Syncfusion Windows Forms Pivot Chart control for visualizing multidimensional data with interactive drill-down capabilities. Use this when working with pivot charts, pivot data visualization, drill-down charts, hierarchical chart data, or business intelligence visualizations. Supports 11+ chart types (Line, Spline, Column, Area, Stacking), data binding with IEnumerable/DataTable, drill up/down operations, pivot table field list, grouping bar, legend customization, Excel export, zooming, scrolling, and touch support.
Implement and customize the Syncfusion Windows Forms ColorPickerButton control for color selection. Trigger when user needs a color picker dropdown, color selection UI, color input control, or needs to let users select from color groups (standard, system, custom, user colors). Covers getting started, color selection, customization, and UI appearance properties.
Comprehensive guide for implementing and managing Syncfusion Windows Forms licensing. Use this when troubleshooting license validation errors, generating or registering license keys, or configuring CI/CD license validation. This skill covers license key management, trial vs licensed versions, NuGet package licensing, and build server scenarios.
Implement currency input controls in Windows Forms applications using Syncfusion CurrencyTextBox. Use this skill when developers need to create currency entry fields with validation, formatting, decimal handling, positive/negative color coding, and clipboard support. Essential for financial forms, payment inputs, budget applications, and any scenario requiring validated currency input.
Implement the CommandBar control in Windows Forms to create customizable toolbars, rebars, and status bars with docking, floating, and state persistence capabilities. The CommandBar provides Office-like UI organization with support for hosting multiple controls, user layout customization, and serializable state management.
Guide for implementing Syncfusion NavigationView control in Windows Forms for breadcrumb navigation and hierarchical path tracking. Use when building file explorers, folder browsers, or file browser-style interfaces with breadcrumb trails. Covers breadcrumb navigation, dropdown navigation, history tracking, and hierarchical bar structures for path-based location tracking with dropdown child selection.
CCXT cryptocurrency exchange library for C# and .NET developers. Covers both REST API (standard) and WebSocket API (real-time). Helps install CCXT, connect to exchanges, fetch market data, place orders, stream live tickers/orderbooks, handle authentication, and manage errors in .NET projects. Use when working with crypto exchanges in C# applications, trading systems, or financial software. Supports .NET Standard 2.0+.
SOLID design principles for .NET. Use when designing classes, interfaces, and object relationships. Ensures maintainable, testable, and extensible code.