#59 – XAML in Visual Studio 2010
September 9, 2010 Leave a comment
In a typical standalone WPF application, the new project wizard will generate XAML for your main Application object, as well as for any Window-derived objects that you create. You can see two .xaml files in a simple WPF application in the Solution Explorer.
There is a single .xaml file for each top-level UI type that can be instantiated in XAML. Each also has an associated C# code-behind file, which will contain the C# implementation code for the same type.
If you double-click on one of the .xaml files, the XAML code for that object will be shown on the XAML tab of the Designer window.
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