XAML开发者指南：Microsoft Press官方参考

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《Microsoft.Press.XAML.Developer.Reference》是由Mamta Dalal和Ashish Ghoda合著的一本专为XAML开发者设计的专业参考书籍。这本书由Microsoft Corporation授权，由O'Reilly Media, Inc.出版，版权属于作者，未经许可不得任何形式复制或传播。本书的ISBN号码是978-0-7356-5896-7，旨在为读者提供深入的XAML开发知识。 XAML（Extensible Application Markup Language）是Microsoft推出的一种用于构建用户界面的标记语言，特别适用于Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)、Silverlight、Windows Phone以及UWP等平台的应用开发。书中涵盖了广泛的XAML概念和技术，包括但不限于： 1. **XAML语法与结构**：书中详细介绍了XAML的基础元素、属性、布局管理器、数据绑定和控件的声明式编程方式，帮助读者理解如何用XML-like语法创建动态UI。 2. **WPF与Silverlight应用开发**：这部分内容深入探讨了如何利用XAML在这些平台上创建丰富的图形用户界面，包括窗口、控件、用户界面组件的使用方法，以及事件处理和命令的设计。 3. **响应式设计与适配**：随着移动设备的普及，书中会讨论如何使用XAML进行响应式设计，确保应用程序在不同屏幕尺寸和分辨率下的兼容性。 4. **数据绑定与MVVM模式**：XAML与ViewModel（视图模型）的结合是现代UI开发的关键，书中会讲解如何通过数据绑定实现视图与模型的解耦，以及Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM)架构模式的实践。 5. **动画与交互设计**：书中涵盖XAML动画技术，包括如何创建平滑的过渡效果、关键帧动画和状态机，提升用户体验。 6. **性能优化与最佳实践**：针对大型项目和性能敏感的应用，书中有针对性地提供了XAML性能调优的策略和建议，确保高效且稳定的UI渲染。 7. **示例与实战项目**：为了更好地理解和应用所学知识，书中包含大量实际代码示例和实战项目，帮助读者将理论转化为实际的开发能力。 8. **最新技术和更新**：由于XAML作为Microsoft平台的一部分，书中还会关注最新的技术和框架更新，如Windows 10 UWP和XAML Islands等。《Microsoft.Press.XAML.Developer.Reference》是一本全面而实用的指南，无论你是初学者还是经验丰富的开发者，都能从中获取到丰富的XAML开发资源和深入的指导。通过阅读这本书，读者可以提升XAML技能，为自己的软件开发项目增添强大的可视化能力。

xiv Introduction

Assumptions

This book expects that you have at least a minimal understanding of .NET-based WPF

and Silverlight development with C# or Visual Basic. The book also assumes that you

have a basic knowledge of SQL Server and XML.

If you have not yet gained familiarity with Silverlight or WPF, you might consider

reading the following books:



Ashish Ghoda’s Introducing Silverlight 4 (Apress, 2010), or Laurence Moroney’s

Microsoft Silverlight 4 Step by Step (Microsoft Press, 2010)



Adam Nathan’s WPF 4 Unleashed (Sams, 2010)

Who Should Not Read This Book

If you are completely unfamiliar with WPF and Silverlight, or if you’re not comfortable

reading and writing C# or Visual Basic code, this book is not for you. This book does not

include a detailed explanation of the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern; if you’re

looking for that information, take a look at:



Raffaele Garofalo’s Building Enterprise Applications with Windows Presentation

Foundation and the Model View ViewModel Pattern (Microsoft Press, 2011)



Gary Hall’s Pro WPF and Silverlight MVVM: Effective Application Development

with Model-View-ViewModel (Expert’s Voice in WPF) (Apress, 2010)

This book also does not cover XAML for Windows 8—the timing of this edition

of book precluded including that information with any reasonable hope of accuracy.

However, based on our current level of information, the majority of the basic XAML

concepts should remain the same for the future Windows 8 platform.

Organization of This Book

This book is divided into four sections, each of which focuses on a different aspect or

set of features within XAML.



Part I, “XAML Basics,” introduces the .NET Framework and provides a quick

overview of XAML fundamental concepts and classes, including object elements,

attributes, properties, and events.

Introduction xv



Part II, “Enhancing User Experience,” describes the various language features

such as markup extensions, resources, and styles.



Part III, “XAML User Interface Controls,” describes the layout system and various

XAML controls.



Part IV, ”Content Integration and Animation,” delves into data binding, media,

graphics, and animation.

Finding Your Best Starting Point in This Book

The different sections of the XAML Developer Reference cover a wide range of

technologies associated with the Microsoft .NET Framework library and design and

development tools. Depending on your needs and your existing understanding of the

Microsoft .NET Framework, WPF, Silverlight, data binding, and design and development

tools, you may wish to focus on specic areas of the book.

If you are Follow these steps

New to XAML development Focus on Parts I and III, or read through the entire book in chapter

sequence.

To get an overview of different XAML controls used in various

samples throughout this book, read Chapters 6 and 7, which intro-

duce layout and form and functional XAML controls.

Familiar with XAML Briey skim Parts I and III if you need a refresher on the core

concepts.

To get an overview of different XAML controls used in various

samples throughout this book, read Chapters 6 and 7, which intro-

duce layout and form and functional XAML controls.

Read up on markup extensions, styles, and other features in Parts II

and IV.

Most of the book’s chapters include hands-on samples that let you try out the

concepts covered in that chapter. No matter which chapters or parts you choose to

focus on, be sure to download and install the sample applications on your system.

Conventions and Features in This Book

This book presents information using conventions designed to make the information

readable and easy to follow.

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In most cases, the book includes examples that are XAML markup–based.

Although you will see some minimal C# code to show the connection of the

XAML to the code-behind code, the exercises rarely delve deeply into any

code-behind.

xviii Introduction

Using the Code Samples

The folder created by the Setup.exe program contains three subfolders:

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Chapters Example projects referenced in each chapter appear in this folder.

Each chapter appears as subfolder with chapter number. Each chapter folder

may include one or more sample projects related to that chapter. The chapter

may contain separate projects for WPF and Silverlight. Follow the instructions

given in the chapter to run the project. Some of the chapters may include one or

more XAML le for individual samples. Some of these projects are incomplete,

and will not run without following the steps indicated in the associated chapter.



Snippets Fragmented or partial code snippets that are included in the chapter

are included in text les. These can be copied and pasted into existing projects

or applications and then executed.



Sample Database This folder contains the SQL script used to build the sample

database. The instructions for creating this database appear earlier in this

Introduction.

To access the example project of a particular chapter, browse to the appropriate

chapter folder in the Chapters folder, and open the project le.

Acknowledgments

Mamta Dalal:

This book is the culmination of the efforts of a number of people. Therefore, I’d like

to thank the editorial and copyedit team of Microsoft and O’Reilly—in particular, our

editor Russell Jones, without whom this book would not have been possible. I am also

grateful to Kristen Borg, our production editor at O’Reilly; and Diane Kohnen and her

amazing copyediting team. I would also like to thank my coauthor Ashish Ghoda for

his valuable collaboration and strong support. Vikas Sahni, our technical reviewer, also

deserves a strong vote of thanks for his feedback, which went a long way toward mak-

ing this book better. I thank my parents for having believed in me and for encouraging

me to nurture my skills.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the awesome .NET, WPF, and

Silverlight communities at the MSDN forums and at Stackoverow.com. The latter in

particular has been a tremendous source of enlightenment for me. Thank you to Jeff

Atwood and Joel Spolsky for having created this wonderful site.

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