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This section is for extension authors, package maintainers, and teams integrating AXSG into a larger product or build platform.

Use these articles when you need to move beyond the default application-facing install path and reason about the internals that shape generated output, runtime behavior, language tooling, docs publication, and release automation.

What this section covers

  • compiler configuration layering and transform-rule convergence
  • class-backed XAML generation, InitializeComponent, and code-behind fallback behavior
  • custom framework profile design and implementation boundaries
  • runtime hot reload and hot design behavior under real build/watch workflows
  • language-service and compiler performance work, including benchmark expectations
  • test strategy across parser, compiler, runtime, language service, and UI layers
  • docs generation, packaging, and release automation
  1. Compiler Configuration and Transform Rules
  2. Class-backed XAML and InitializeComponent Internals
  3. Custom Framework Profiles
  4. Hot Reload and Hot Design Internals
  5. Language Service and Compiler Performance
  6. Testing and Validation
  7. Docs and Release Infrastructure

Typical scenarios

You are adding a new framework profile

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You are changing build/configuration behavior

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You are debugging hot reload or runtime state transfer

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You are tuning performance or CI throughput

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You are maintaining docs or the release pipeline

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