Definately important to separate the UI from the functionality code.


>In the class I attended taught by Adam Calderon, he stated that he finds himself coding more and more (almost entirely) in xaml now.
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>I like the idea of keeping the gui design part in there and keeping the code in C# (not much anyway since most goes in the presenter or uipresenter). That way there is a clear separation on what a form 'designer' would do or modify if you have someone in that position. Also, the code the developer works on is separate from the 'design.'