October 2012
Intermediate to advanced
96 pages
2h 12m
English
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One of the things that sharply distinguish XAML from simpler markup languages such as HTML is that XAML supports declarative animation. That is, you can indicate a property and the change you’d like to have happen to that property over a set amount of time. For example, you might indicate that the height of an object show grow from 45 to 90 pixels over 1 second.
XAML animation is managed by Storyboards. A Storyboard is a named set of XAML declarations that detail the steps of an animation. A Storyboard has a key so that you can refer to it programmatically, and it has within it XAML objects called animations. ...
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