Windows Presentation Foundation
Wednesday, Dec 6, 2006 at 05:00 PM
The next generation of UI development is here. Windows Presentation Foundation, or WPF for short, is Microsoft’s newest User Interface platform.
Designed from the ground up to introduce declarative syntax, graphics card powered, next generation experiences for users. This talk will walk through an introduction to WPF, examples of how you can take advantage of it right now in your applications, and where to get more information. There are plenty of tools and resources out there; and with the release of .Net 3.0 (includes WPF) right around the corner, you’re better off being prepared.
Jacob Good is a Ruby Developer for space150 and has been consulting and developing software in the Twin Cities for nearly 3 years. His development experience has been primarily focused on smart client development and mobile development. He dabbles in all kinds of technologies from Ruby on Rails to bioinformatics packages in Perl and of course .Net.
Good to see more people talking about WPF, hope the talk goes well.
yeah… I did this talk at the Twin Cities .Net User Group and got a lot of good feedback… everyone was interested!