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  • 1 comments  /  posted by   on  Oct 04, 2010 (3 months ago)
    Tags: XAML , Designer , Аpplications , Development , C# , Open Source , IDE

    A new online open-source silverlight-based XAML interface designer has been added to wiki-os.org

    It can be launched from:

    https://www.wiki-os.org/InterfaceDesigner/InterfaceDesigner

    Some of the features include:


    • Ability to create, position, resize, and delete controls
    • Ability to nest controls one within the other
    • Properties panel
    • Events panel (ability to generate code-behind event handlers automatically)
    • Integration with wiki-os to write code-behind in C# and to compile Silverlight applications online


    The source code of the new XAML designer can be accessed by clicking "Edit Source Code" in the top-right corner of the development environment window, and then clicking the "InterfaceDesigner" referenced project.

    Applications created with the new XAML designer can be compiled and tested by clicking the "Save All and Run" button in the toolbar, and then shared by clicking the "Share/Embed" button in the top-right corner of their window while they are running.





  • Changing Templates with the Silverlight Designer (and seeing the changes immediately)

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Mar 24, 2010 (9 months ago)
    Cheryl Simmons has an example of how to make changes to a control template by using the Silverlight designer and how to immediately see these changes in the template reflected on the design surface.

    Lately I’ve been writing some topics on using the Silverlight designer in Visual Studio 2010 RC to build SL4 apps. One of the features of the designer that I find super cool is the ability to make changes to a control template, and provided you are using that control in your application, see the changes in the template reflected on the design surface right away.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Stefan Cruysberghs  on  Jan 18, 2010 (11 months ago)

    Stefan Cruysberghs published an article that covers topics like the new Silverlight designer, the Properties window, design-time properties, binding ViewModel properties, showing data in design-time and some other new Silverlight 4 databinding features.

    .NET 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010 offer a lot of new features. Also Silverlight 4 is a major update with many new features (webcam support, RichText control, HTML content, access to local files, drag and drop, ICommand, right clicks and mouse wheel support, COM support, clipboard, unit testing, …). I like all the new features but I was especially interested in improvements that could help my current developments which are based on a M-V-VM architecture with ViewModel properties that are bound to UI controls.

  • Microsoft Expression Webcasts

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Jan 28, 2009 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: Microsoft , webcast , Expression , Developer , Designer , training

    Mark Johnston has posted about 28 Microsoft Expression Webcasts.

    Mark:
    My colleagues in the US created a tonne of great video training content for Microsoft Expression design tools.
  • 1 comments  /  posted by  webgui  on  Nov 18, 2008 (more than a year ago)

    In this “How to” we are going to learn how to create a Visual WebGui Silverlight Application.

    After installing Visual WebGui we will open Visual Studio and create a new Visual WebGui Silverlight application.

    We’ll open the Main form “Form1.cs” in designer mode.

  • 2 comments  /  posted by  webgui  on  Nov 15, 2008 (more than a year ago)

     In this “How to” we are going to learn how to create your own Visual WebGui Silverlight theme using our default theme.

    Visual WebGui (VWG) SDK supplies you with a default theme to your application. This theme holds the default display specification to all the VWG controls.
    The VWG silverlight installation adds a new project type “Visual WebGUI Silverlight Theme”. This project allows you to take the default theme and design it according to your needs.

    Lets open one of the previous application that we created in one of our previous “How to”.