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Fireworks to XAML Panel

Posted By: Adam Kinney | Mar 31st @ 3:50 PM | 33,554 Views | 2 Comments

Grant Hinkson, the Director of Experience Design at Infragistics, is a big fan of the creative tool from Adobe called Fireworks. An issue, or some people may say an opportunity, arose 3 years ago when he started to work on WPF projects. How can he use his favorite design tool with this new technology? Resourcefully, he ended up writing his own Panel for Fireworks that solved the problem.

The Fireworks to XAML Panel has since been updated to work with both WPF and Silverlight and is available for free for you to use.

Tags: Blend, Silverlight, WPF, XAML

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SuperTal
SuperTal

Great video! I've been using Fireworks for years. Thanks!

enokia

Great i enjoyed Smiley

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