Building Windows Forms in Visual Studio Code with PowerShell

Incredibly deceptive video. Show all this, but conveniently forgets to mention that Pro Tools is a paid extension

Thank you for the example!

many people asking question - why they dont have that option - form designer? its because in that powershell free extension - its not available and you can find it in power shell pro extension. there is trial for 14 days and you can try it. have a look here and you will understand and will be able to get that option

Good but I think this is not appropriate for industry level productions. It seems only beautiful in eye pleasing videos like this.

wow thank you bro!

What language does it use

i need a license to run the PSScriptPad. how do i install this license?

why it didnt show in my vs code

when I create a form.ps1 file it doesn't show me the windows forms designer
please help

What can I do if psscript pad ask me for a licens that don't have?

Its paid bro

Real programmers use dark themes!
... Joke aside, if I'm just looking for an easier way to design GUIs, how is this better than the free alternative in Visual Studio's own form designer?
$99 per year (The Visual Studio Code bundle) is a bit costly for my projects, but I am interested.

When i click the icon show forma designer it doesnt work

They asked if they could - without asking if they should.

Error is coming :-
Command 'powershell.showWinFormDesigner' not found
please help

PowerSheel Pro is not free. Is there a free drag/drop designer? Is there any way to make (look) VSCode simmilar to VisualStudio?