I don't know what exactly this feature is, but I would like to simulate this in my Silverlight project. I am a C# developer and am moving to Silverlight and Expression Studio (Blend) for richer UX. Let's say I have some user controls and would like them to come into the screen (slide-in and out) as shown in the following site I found:
http://www.templatemonster.com/silverlight-templates/28722.html
On the menu, as one clicks on the menu item, the 'screen' slides to the left and then a new 'screen' slides in from the left to right.
I really want to learn this stuff, but don't know what these 'features' are called? For example what are these 'screens' called in the xaml world? Also, what is the 'slide-in/out' called in the xaml world? Can someone point me to a good article/whitepaper?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Firstly Silverlight/WPF is really good at this kind of stuff. The framework guys did a great job engineering xaml to be as flexible as possible.
That being said admittingly there’s a lot to get before attempting these sort of things like ResourceDictionaries, Triggers, Actions, Storyboards, Animation (Keyframe/Double...) , Templating, Styles but once you get these metaphors its way easier.
Heres the rundown with some primers.
Heres a sample for you pulling this stuff together.