MyXaml News

MyXaml for .NET 2.0

Interested in using MyXaml with Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 and .NET 2.0? Download the .NET 2.0 version here.

Sunday, September 12, 2004

It's here!

MyXaml has announced the release of version 1.0 of its declarative parser, which allows declarative programming instructions in XML to construct complex object graphs and property initialization for the .NET/ASP.NET and third party classes. An open-source (GPL) product, the MyXaml 1.0 release includes 16 examples ranging from a web service, mini-browser, XML parsing, database connectivity, vector graphics, games and data binding to basic .NET Forms manipulation. The release also includes MxLint, a lint-like XML validation utility, MyXamlSerializer, a plug-in component for Visual Studio 2003 that serializes forms to XML. It also includes several architecture components focusing on Model-View-Controller design, event, message and state management, XML workflow parsing, and declarative container to SQL parameter mapping. A Compact Framework version is available for download.

Friday, September 03, 2004

Beta 0.96 Released

The download of MyXaml beta 0.96 is now available for download. Lots of examples, sample applications, and the complete suite of declarative application builder components.

Monday, August 09, 2004

Article Of The Month Winner!

MyXaml and VG.net together created the C# Article Of The Month winner at the Code Project. Read about how we constructed this award winning clock here!

Sunday, June 06, 2004

Issue Tracker

Use the Issue Tracker to add feature requests or problem reports and track the status of your issues. After you register, you'll have to wait until I add you to the MyXaml project.

Saturday, June 05, 2004

MyXaml and the MVC Pattern

The Model-View-Control design pattern is a very useful way to separate the user interface from the controller and the model. The declarative programming model already achieves this separation to some degree. This article presents some concepts on how to fully encorporate an MVC architecture in your application, along with using declarative markup. Click here

Tuesday, June 01, 2004

New Site!

MyXaml has a new site look, thanks to the hard efforts of IronSuit Software (aka Jeremy Falcon and Emily Patterson). Thank you Jeremy. This sure brings MyXaml into the realm of professional websites!

Monday, May 31, 2004