Windows Presentation Foundation is a fundamental shift from how interactive applications have previously worked in Windows. In this session recorded at JAOO 2006, Ian Griffiths shows key features of WPF such as XAML, composition, layout, animation, and data binding. Moreover, we will examine the need for WPF, showing both how and why it differs so radically from the classic Win32 approach.
Watch Windows Presentation Foundation: The Future of Windows (57:47 min)
Ian is a C# MVP, freelance software developer and consultant. He specializes in digital imaging applications, mainly broadcast video and medical imaging systems. Ian is also an instructor and course author for Pluralsight, and co-author of two books: .NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell and Mastering Visual Studio .NET, both by O'Reilly.
Ian is also the author of InfoQ's WPF as a Rich Client article. See also InfoQ's WPF coverage at: InfoQ.com/wpf.
Watch Windows Presentation Foundation: The Future of Windows (57:47 min)
Ian is a C# MVP, freelance software developer and consultant. He specializes in digital imaging applications, mainly broadcast video and medical imaging systems. Ian is also an instructor and course author for Pluralsight, and co-author of two books: .NET Windows Forms in a Nutshell and Mastering Visual Studio .NET, both by O'Reilly.
Ian is also the author of InfoQ's WPF as a Rich Client article. See also InfoQ's WPF coverage at: InfoQ.com/wpf.