By simply adding a new form to a project, the developer has a basis from which to quickly create rich, intuitive user interfaces. Once a Windows Form has been added to a Visual Studio. NET solution, the developer can set form properties, add controls from the Toolbox, and write code behind the form. For a detailed discussion of Windows Forms, see Introducing Windows Forms . In the same way that form designers enable rapid creation of client applications, Visual Studio.
NET provides a way to build server-side components quickly and graphically.
Instead of writing lots of server-based code, developers can drag and drop server components to a design surface that will run on the server. Just double-click a server component on the Component Designer, and the code for that object is opened. The Schema view provides a visual design surface on which developers can visually construct and edit XML schemas. New schemas can be created in the designer by adding new elements, types, and attributes to the editor, or by dragging tables onto the design surface from Server Explorer. In addition, the Schema view allows developers to create relationships between tables and generate ADO.NET datasets.