What IDEs do you use for WPF design/development?

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What IDEs do you use for WPF design/development?

June 2, 2008 at 10:07 AM

by Bill Henning (Actipro)

At Actipro we are always striving to improve IDE and designer support for our WPF control products.

Now that Visual Studio 2008 has been out for some time with formal WPF support, we wanted to poll our user community to see if anyone is still using Visual Studio 2005 for development, or if everyone has basically moved onto Visual Studio 2008 for their development needs.

Our WPF control products currently install a sample project for VS 2005, however if nobody is using that version any more, we would like to migrate completely to Visual Studio 2008 projects only.

If you are a WPF application developer, please help guide our future WPF IDE support by answering a quick poll here:

Poll: What IDEs do you use for WPF design/development?

It will only take a minute of your time... we appreciate the feedback!

Tags: wpf, poll

Filed under: General, Actipro, WPF, Visual Studio 2008

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