Comprehensive examples showing how to use AvaloniaUI.MCP effectively in real-world scenarios.
- First Project - Create your first AvaloniaUI application
- Basic Workflows - Common development tasks
- Project Templates - Understanding different project types
- Creating Forms - Data entry and validation
- Custom Controls - Building reusable components
- Theming - Styling and theme creation
- Animations - Adding motion and transitions
- Data Binding - Connecting UI to data
- Commands - User interactions and actions
- ViewModels - Business logic organization
- Reactive Patterns - Using ReactiveUI effectively
- Desktop Apps - Windows, macOS, Linux
- Mobile Apps - Android and iOS
- Responsive Design - Adaptive layouts
- Authentication - User login and security
- Input Validation - Data validation patterns
- Error Handling - Robust error management
- Unit Testing - Testing ViewModels and logic
- UI Testing - Automated UI testing
- Performance Testing - Load and performance testing
- Todo App - Complete task management app
- Weather App - API integration example
- Chat Application - Real-time communication
- E-commerce App - Shopping cart and payments
User: "Create a new AvaloniaUI MVVM project called TaskManager for desktop"
Server Response: Generates complete project with:
- MVVM architecture
- ReactiveUI integration
- Professional structure
- Best practices implementation
User: "Validate this XAML code for any issues"
XAML Input:
<Window xmlns="https://github.com/avaloniaui">
<Button Content="Click Me" Click="OnClick" />
</Window>
Server Response:
✅ XAML is valid
💡 Suggestions:
- Consider using Command instead of Click event for MVVM
- Add x:Class attribute for code-behind
User: "Generate JWT authentication pattern with high security"
Server Response: Complete authentication system with:
- JWT token handling
- Secure password storage
- Input validation
- Error handling
- Best practices documentation
- Project Creation: Generate MVVM project structure
- UI Design: Create forms and custom controls
- Data Layer: Implement repositories and services
- Security: Add authentication and validation
- Testing: Create comprehensive test suite
- Deployment: Prepare for multi-platform release
- Assessment: Analyze existing WPF application
- Planning: Create migration strategy
- Conversion: Migrate controls and XAML
- Testing: Validate functionality
- Optimization: Apply AvaloniaUI best practices
- Analysis: Use diagnostic tools
- Caching: Implement resource caching
- Async: Convert to async operations
- Memory: Optimize memory usage
- Monitoring: Set up telemetry
- Start with First Project
- Learn Basic Workflows
- Practice Data Binding
- Build Custom Controls
- Implement Authentication
- Create Responsive Design
- Develop Real-World Applications
- Implement Performance Testing
- Master Complex Animations
- Use tool chaining for complex workflows
- Leverage caching for repeated operations
- Enable telemetry for performance insights
- Use validation early and often
- Follow MVVM patterns consistently
- Implement proper error handling
- Use async operations for better UX
- Test on all target platforms
- Avoid code-behind in MVVM projects
- Don't ignore validation warnings
- Test memory usage with large datasets
- Consider accessibility from the start
Each tool has specific examples in its documentation:
Browse examples by what you want to achieve:
- Building forms → Forms Examples
- Adding security → Security Examples
- Testing apps → Testing Examples
Use the MCP server interactively:
"Show me an example of creating a login form"
"How do I implement data validation?"
"What's the best way to handle errors?"
Help improve the documentation by contributing examples:
- Fork the repository
- Add your example to the appropriate category
- Include complete, working code
- Add explanations and best practices
- Submit a pull request
See Contributing Guide for detailed instructions.