Is there a stand-alone visual (WYSIWYG) editor for WPF xaml files like the Visual Studio 2010 designer?
The VS2010 one crashes all the time and is very slow (there are lots of threads on XAML slowness in VS, but all the recommendations seem to point to editing the XML files with a text-based editor). I want a visual one as I'm very new to WPF and it would help me a lot.
Currently I have set gVim to open up .xaml files, but editing the raw XML file is not easy if you don't know all the possible options / elements / properties / attributes you have available.
I used to use Qt, and the Qt Designer application also edited XML files that specified how the UI is laid-out. It was a stand-alone application, and you never had to actually edit the XML content with a text-editor unless there was a bad problem.
Is there a WPF equivalent?
To open the XAML Designer, right-click a XAML file in Solution Explorer and choose View Designer. to switch which window appears on top: either the artboard or the XAML editor.
WPF Browser applications (or XAML Browser applications, or XBAP) are a specific kind of application that are compiled into . xbap extensions and can be run in Internet Explorer.
XAML is dead. No wait - Long live XAML. XAML (Extensible Application Markup Language) started life as a simple thin UI markup layer, but has had a surprisingly eventful history. Developers on Microsoft's technology stack have been witnesses to XAML's phenomenal rise as well as its teetering on the edge of life support.
The XAML Live Preview window is available during debugging. To open it, go to Debug > Windows > XAML Live Preview. Or, select the Show in XAML Live Preview button in the application toolbar.
Is there a stand-alone visual (WYSIWYG) editor for WPF xaml files like the Visual Studio 2010 designer? The VS2010 one crashes all the time and is very slow (there are lots of threads on XAML slowness in VS, but all the recommendations seem to point to editing the XML files with a text-based editor).
These include the artboard (which is the visual design surface), XAML editor, Document Outline window (Objects and Timeline window in Blend for Visual Studio), and Properties window. To open the XAML Designer, right-click a XAML file in Solution Explorer and choose View Designer.
The workspace in XAML Designer consists of several visual interface elements. These include the artboard (which is the visual design surface), XAML editor, Document Outline window (Objects and Timeline window in Blend for Visual Studio), and Properties window.
To open the XAML Designer, right-click a XAML file in Solution Explorer and choose View Designer. XAML Designer provides a XAML view and a synchronized Design view of your app's rendered XAML markup.
Look at Kaxaml and see if it's what you need.
Try XAMLPad which is in the Windows SDK from Microsoft. KaXAML has not been updated in quite some time from what I can tell.
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