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WPF projects in Visual Studio auto-generate Debug\App.g.i.cs and Debug\App.g.cs files. These files are identical. What’s happening here? Does the i stand for “interactive” such that one copy is slapped around by Visual Studio (design-time) and the other is used for running the “real” build?
I am also new to wpf…
When going with basics i found one article on WPF
In that it was mentioned “i” as intellisence..
if u want go with this following link
http://stuff.seans.com/2008/07/11/hello-wpf-world-part-1/