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Come learn about best practices for developing high quality apps using the common XAML UI framework for Windows and Windows Phone. This session will cover practical tips & tricks for optimizing performance and demonstrate new tools & techniques for testing & profiling XAML applications.

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  • songsong

    common XAML UI framework, where is WPF, is it dead!! or just part of it!

  • Gian Paolo Santopaologsantopaolo

    Hi guys, I can confirm that WPF is not dead.

    On Feb 11 2014 Colin Melia @colinizer  (Microsoft MSDN Regional Director) wrote on Twtitter:

    "It's official. Microsoft has a team working on the next version of #wpf!!"

    When we asked for the source he replied:

    "@gsantopaolo conference call today with Microsoft gave explicit permission to announce the fact that a team is doing WPF planning."

    best

    -g

  • PrakashPrakash

    If feedback into the WPF planning prevails, please add consistency for UX controls (WP controls), layouts(windows store), theming (store templates), and even to use the same commercialization models that exist for store apps. Give us the ability to do a native compile.

    Even better open source WPF, you've done it with most frameworks.

    Lastly please, please make the combo box easy to use ;-).

  • Rohan Thakkarthakkarrohan

    Source code for golflink is shared here http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Xaml-Universal-application-16933627

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