XAML Developer Reference

Author: Mamta Dalal
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 073565896X

XAML Developer Reference

Your expert guide to designing and building dynamic user interfacesSharpen your application design and development skills using XAML-the declarative markup language used in MicrosoftA SilverlightA and WindowsA Presentation Foundation (WPF). Get XAML Developer Reference computer books for free.
Led by two XAML experts, you'll learn practical ways to build rich, interactive user interfaces with data integration capabilities and support for multimedia, graphics, and animation. This hands-on guide is ideal for Microsoft .NET developers and web designers alike.Discover how to:Control UI behavior and implement business logic with code-behind solutions Manage UI element positioning with the XAML layout system Use templates to customize UI elements-without affecting their functionality Check XAML Developer Reference our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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Discover how to:Control UI behavior and implement business logic with code-behind solutions Manage UI element positioning with the XAML layout system Use templates to customize UI elements-without affecting their functionality

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