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Introduction to XAML Part 1 : Andreas Kraus
Monday, June 30 2008
You are coding in .NET and have basic knowledge of XML. You heard about that Windows Presentation Foundation (a.k.a WPF) and everyone says it’s so cool. Now you want to know more, so let’s get started! Introduction XAML is a language for .NET 3.0 which is responsible for forms and its elements. It is a so called markup language like HTML. Unfortunately there is no GUI tool that helps you code with XAML at the moment and that probably will not change until Microsoft releases the first Service Pack for Visual Studio 2007. So you got plenty of time to learn the basics of XAML without any shiny Wizards and GUIs. Ready? Alright....
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