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EPS RELEASES XAML DIALECT COMPARER TOOL
Houston, TX – June 28, 2012… EPS Software Corp. release XAML Dialect Comparer Tool as an open-source tool available on CodePlex.com
With Windows 8 and Metro Style applications on the horizon, EPS Software has released a tool that allows for comparison of different XAML dialects and utilized framework namespaces. The idea behind this utility is to compare different XAML "dialects" (WPF, Silverlight, Windows Phone, Metro) or, more accurately, the framework objects used by those dialects. The tool produces an in-depth report showing users whether their Metro assets can be reused in Windows Phone apps or whether Silverlight projects will translate well to Windows 8 Metro.
The free and open-source tool released by EPS Software, compares types/classes and all their members but makes no comparison of behavior differences between classes and members of identical names.
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