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Damir Tomicic

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Damir Tomicic is Microsoft Regional Director for Germany and INETA Lead
[Development] Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer "Sparkle" released! Posted: Jan 24, 2006 5:37 AM
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Microsoft Expression Interactive DesignerAls ich im Juni 2004 auf die Idee [1] kam, mich etwas ausführlicher mit Microsoft Expression zu beschäftigen, ahnte ich noch nicht was alles aus diesem Produkt noch werden sollte. Neben Expression Graphic Designer (aka "Acrylic") sind nun die weiteren Produkte (aka "Cider" für Entwickler und "Sparkle" für Designer) online verfügbar - hier ist der Download-Link [2] für "Microsoft Expression Interactive Designer January 2006 Community Technology Preview (CTP)" ... definitiv einer der längsten Namen.

Tim Sneath (der damals [2] seine zukünftige Aufgabe auch noch nicht kannte ;-)) hat eine kurze Anleitung [4] veröffentlicht, hier ein Ausschnitt:

  1. Create a new scene 
  2. Make sure the Data tool window is open (View / Data)
  3. Select Add XML Data Source...
  4. For the URL, add http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/rss.aspx (or a blog RSS feed of your choice)
  5. Now drill down the treeview in the data window: rss -> channel -> item[n]
  6. Drag item[n] to the main window and choose ListBox as the style
  7. Use ItemsSource as the binding
  8. In the dialog that appears, choose to create a new data template and deselect everything except item[n] and title
  9. Click OK
  10. You've created a data-bound listbox that connects to a live RSS feed without writing a line of code!

At any time you can check out the XAML code tab to see or edit the generated code. The projects that Expression creates are standard MSBuild .proj files, so you can simply double-click on one to open it in Visual Studio and do additional work with it.

Auf der PDC waren die Hands-On Labs unter den beliebtesten, was wohl an der schicken zoomierbaren Oberfläche liegen könnte.

[1] Making of TechEd Bubbles
[2] Link Download Sparkle
[3] http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2004/06/07/150000.aspx
[4] http://blogs.msdn.com/tims/archive/2006/01/24/516706.aspx



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