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XAML Guidelines, Part 2

Posted By: Adam Kinney | Dec 24th, 2008 @ 2:24 PM | 81,380 Views | 4 Comments

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As a follow-up to part 1, Jaime Rodriguez meets up with Unni Ravindranathan from the Expression Blend team. They open the source code project for Blend inside of Blend (endless loop? possibly, but it works). With the code open, Unni explains their project structure, their naming conventions, how they organize their resources and more.

Tags: Architecture, Expression Blend, WPF

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Pop Catalin Sever

Wow, great video, can't wait for more Smiley

kaboo

Can we get the link to the Blend/VS2008 designer friendly Attributes as you discussed in the video (around the 27 min marker)? Thanks.

Jaime Rodriguez
jaimer

Hi Kaboo.
the attributes are here. There is a small post on the topic here.

Cheers,

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