I am very proud to announce the pre-beta release of Xamlon!

Xamlon (pronounced "Zamelon," which rhymes with "avalon"), is a XAML runtime
library for the .NET Framework 1.1. Xamlon is not a 100% XAML/Avalon
compatible library, it was not designed to be, but rather uses some of the
same objects and syntax as XAML to provide the same power and capabilities
as XAML but for building "Windows.Forms" applications instead. Simply put:

"Xamlon is XAML for Windows.Forms"

There are several key benefits of using Xamlon today:

a.. Application development becomes much more simple and efficient. Xalmon
provides a very clean separation between presentation and application logic.
b.. Xamlon application run on all of today's .NET Framework 1.1 Windows
operating systems: Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, and Server 2003.
c.. Xamlon provides a much simpler migration path to Microsoft's
next-generation presentation layer in Longhorn, XAML.
This is an early release so we could get it into the hands of developers.
There is little to no documentation, but we'll be updating the web site
frequently. For pre-beta 1, Xamlon has basic support for the Application
object, Window object, and several other controls including GridLayout,
FlowLayout, etc. These are very early stage controls, but will allow you to
get started. Of course all Windows.Forms controls can be used, third-party
controls, etc. Read over the included examples and source code, and we'll be
updating the bits frequently!

Enjoy... http://www.xamlon.com/

-Paul Colton