Ammy is now permanently free for any type of development. It doesn’t matter if it’s internal commercial project or open source charity one. It’s free for everybody! Since launching Ammy we heard lots of very positive feedback. Most people love Ammy’s concise syntax and seemingly endless possibilities, especially compared to vanilla XAML. But there was…
XAML platforms use binding converters to transform data bound to properties. Most of us wrote, or at least saw code like this: <TextBlock Visibility="{Binding ShouldBeVisible, Converter={StaticResource BooleanToVisibilityConverter}}" /> (don’t forget, you also need to add BooleanToVisibilityConverter object to resources collection) This is because property of type bool cannot be implicitly converted to Visibility. So, you can either use a converter…
What is Ammy? Ammy is a JSON-like UI language for developing XAML based applications. It has a concise, well structured syntax that is both easy to read and write. During compilation Ammy files are translated to XAML and compiled as normal XAML controls. The “Hello, World!” example in Ammy looks something like this: Window “MyApp.MainWindow” { TextBlock { “Hello, World!” }…