I am developing a c# application using windows forms and I wonder if it is possible to make the application responsive somehow, I've searched a lot and found that the anchor could be used but it doesn't resize things so it doesn't look responsive, is there a way that I can make c# responsive desktop applications?
For Example:
Here when I maximize the pannels they fit the window but the text will just look bad.
If you want to simply distribute the components in the maximized window, without scale the components up, I suggest you use the TableLayoutPanel, instead of the Panel.
Using a TableLayoutPanel, you can divide the screen, for instance in 4 parts, 2 columns and 2 rows with 25% in each. And then distribute the components. Don't forget to set the Dock property of TableLayoutPanel to fill, or set the anchor property appropriately.
You can Stil put a FlowLayoutPanel inside the TableLayoutPanle row, doing that will provide a dynamic layout for the child controls that can be arranged horizontally or vertically.
Search for TableLayoutPanel to get some samples.
Some articles about it:
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/8845/FlowLayoutPanel-TableLayoutPanel-controls-Visual-S
