Different approach for animation in XAML using .NET 4.5 new async...
This post discusses a small set of classes we use to do dynamic animation in XAML apps – animation where the developer, at design time, might not know a lot about what needs to be animated and when....
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In the first part of this post series, I discussed the reasoning behind potentially wanting to have a second way of doing animation in XAML. In this post, I will discuss the basic infrastructure for...
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In the previous two posts, I set up the reasoning and infrastructure for creating a different type of animation infrastructure. In this post, I’ll (finally) show an actual example of how to use this...
View ArticleAwaitable Managed Animation classes for WinRT (Part 4)
So far in this post series, I showed how to use code and the new async patterns of WinRT to simplify the animation of elements. As an example, I used opacity, showing how you can code your animation...
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