Pedro Lamas • 8/16/2019

Changing the default binding mode with x:DefaultBindMode

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This technical article details the difference in default binding modes between regular Binding and compiled x:Bind in UWP. It explains how to use the x:DefaultBindMode attribute, introduced in Windows 10 Anniversary Update, to uniformly set the binding mode (e.g., to OneWay) for all child elements within a XAML container, providing clear code examples.

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