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jaredbienz — Wed, 25 May 2011 14:40:49 GMT

Please note that Transitionals does not currently have any active contributors. You are still free to download the binaries or source and use it in your own projects; in fact Transitionals is stable and has been used in several commercial software packages. But please be aware there isn't anyone currently monitoring the discussion groups or resolving issues.

If you would like to volunteer to be a contributor, please see the notes below.

1.2 Has Been Released!

Read all about it on the releases tab.

About Transitionals

Transitionals is a framework for building and using WPF transitions which provide an easy way to switch between UI views in a rich and animated way. Think of transitions for applications in the same way you think of transitions for video editing. Wipe, Cut, Dissolve, Star, Blinds and 3D Rotating Cube are all examples of transitions supported by the Transitionals framework.

The best way to get started with the Transitionals framework is to download and take a look at the TransitionalsHelp file. You can find it on the Releases tab and it includes a pretty comprehensive Getting Started guide. You can also download the binary archive which includes two sample projects. Transitionals is compiled in Visual Studio 2008 against .Net Framework 3.5.

Transitionals brings a portion of the Microsoft Acropolis research project to the community and continues that development. THANK YOU to the Acropolis team for making this project possible.

If you're curious what it's been like to bring this code to the public, or if you'd like to read a development log on Transitionals, check out Jared Bienz's blog.

Contributing to Transitionals

We welcome contributions from the community. Here are a few ways you can help:

Submit bug reports to the Issue Tracker
Submit feature requests to the Issue Tracker
Volunteer to fix a bug or implement a feature <- Highly recommended :)
If you would like to submit a bug fix or feature but aren't an ongoing contributor, please:
Zip up your code and post them as an attachment to the work item.
Follow the Assignment Agreement Instructions to become a code contributor (only needs to be done once, not for every submission).

Please Note: By posting your submission to the Issue Tracker, you agree to do so under the CodePlex TOU.

Updated Wiki: Home

jaredbienz — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 21:40:59 GMT

1.2 Has Been Released!

Read all about it on the releases tab.

About Transitionals

Contributing to Transitionals

We welcome contributions from the community. Here are a few ways you can help:

Submit bug reports to the Issue Tracker
Submit feature requests to the Issue Tracker
Volunteer to fix a bug or implement a feature <- Highly recommended :)
If you would like to submit a bug fix or feature but aren't an ongoing contributor, please:

Zip up your code and post them as an attachment to the work item.
Follow the Assignment Agreement Instructions to become a code contributor (only needs to be done once, not for every submission).

Please Note: By posting your submission to the Issue Tracker, you agree to do so under the CodePlex TOU.

Updated Wiki: Assignment Agreement Instructions

jaredbienz — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:35:26 GMT

We sincerely thank you for your interest in contributing to the Transitionals project. To ensure that code contributed is free from any conflicting license we ask that you complete an assignment form. This is only required once and not for every contribution you make.

Completing the Assignment Form

Start an e-mail to ssiadmin@microsoft.com
In the e-mail, state that you want to complete an assigment agreement for the CodePlex project 'Transitionals'
Be sure to include your full name
An e-mail reply will include the agreement and instructions to submit it electronically
After you submit the agreement, a Transitionals project lead will be notified and will get in touch with you

Remember: This process only needs to be completed once. Thank you for taking to contribute to the Transitionals project.

If you have any questions regarding this assignment agreement or how to fill it out, please contact Sara Ford.

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jaredbienz — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 21:35:01 GMT

1.1 Has Been Released!

Read all about it on the release page.

About Transitionals

Contributing to Transitionals

We welcome contributions from the community. Here are a few ways you can help:

Submit bug reports to the Issue Tracker
Submit feature requests to the Issue Tracker
Volunteer to fix a bug or implement a feature <- Highly recommended :)
If you would like to submit a bug fix or feature but aren't an ongoing contributor, please:

Zip up your code and post them as an attachment to the work item.
Follow the Assignment Agreement Instructions to become a code contributor (only needs to be done once, not for every submission).

Please Note: By posting your submission to the Issue Tracker, you agree to do so under the CodePlex TOU.

Updated Wiki: Home

jaredbienz — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 05:31:41 GMT

1.1 Has Been Released!

Read all about it on the release page.

About Transitionals

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jaredbienz — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:41:44 GMT

UPDATED WIKI: Home

jaredbienz — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:17:20 GMT

Transitionals is a framework for building and using WPF transitions which provide an easy way to switch between UI views in a rich and animated way. Think of transitions for applications in the same way you think of transitions for video editing. Wipe, Cut, Dissolve, Star, Blinds and 3D Rotating Cube are all examples of transitions supported by the Transitionals framework.

The best way to get started with the Transitionals framework is to download and take a look at the TransitionalsHelp file. You can find it on the Releases tab and it includes a pretty comprehensive Getting Started guide.

Transitionals brings a portion of the Microsoft Acropolis research project to the community and continues that development. THANK YOU to the Acropolis team for making this project possible.

If you're curious what it's been like to bring this code to the public, or if you'd like to read a development log on Transitionals, check out Jared Bienz's blog.

UPDATED WIKI: Home

jaredbienz — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 16:55:04 GMT

Transitionals is a framework for building and using WPF transitions which provide an easy way to switch between UI views in a rich and animated way. Think of transitions for applications in the same way you think of transitions for video editing. Wipe, Cut, Dissolve, Star, Blinds and 3D Rotating Cube are all examples of transitions supported by the Transitionals framework.

The best way to get started with the Transitionals framework is to download and take a look at the TransitionalsHelp file. You can find it on the Releases tab and it includes a pretty comprehensive Getting Started guide.

Transitionals brings a portion of the Microsoft Acropolis research project to the community and continues that development. THANK YOU to the Acropolis team for making this project possible.

If you're curious what it's been like to bring this code to the public, or if you'd like to read a development log on Transitionals, check out Jared Bienz's blog.