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Windows Presentation Foundation: Live on YouTube

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Over the last week or so, I've had a couple of people point out some cool videos of WPF that have been posted up, so I thought I'd collate these for your interest and entertainment. If you want to be wowed by some of the cool things people are doing with WPF, check out a couple of the items on this list. 

  • WPF Mashup. A demo reel of some of the applications that are being built using Windows Presentation Foundation.
  • WPF in Action. From MIX06, Fluid (one of the leading design agencies) show off some of the prototypes and applications they've built using WPF.
  • Introduction to WPF (Parts II, III, IV). Fil Fortes shows how to build a fully-fledged WPF application in twenty minutes that uses 3D, data binding, rich typography and imaging with both XAML and C#.
  • Ink Capabilities. Nigel Parker provides an incredibly compelling demonstration of the power that's available when you combine WPF and Tablet PC inking features.
  • Big Screen Business. If you thought Windows Media Center was only useful for playing TV, check out this great finance kiosk built by mobilewares.net. There's also a high-res version of the video here. While you're at it, also check out their Media Center add-in that displays Flickr photos.

Are you doing something cool with WPF? Why not upload your video to YouTube, the MSN Soapbox (if you've got an invitation) or even upload a sample to the Channel 9 sandbox - we'll make a star out of you!

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  • Anonymous
    September 19, 2006
    Hi tim. I have not made any video yet but a website related to XAML and WPF the site is www.xamldev.com

    Hope it can help the community to learn WPF and XAML

    Regards

    Ruben D. Sanchez (MVP)
  • Anonymous
    September 19, 2006
    Hi Tim. Movies are goods but are there some complex examples with source code to download and study? I downloaded and installed Vista SDK yesterday but at the moment I found only simple samples.
  • Anonymous
    September 21, 2006
    I’ve put together a series of articles on WPF, from a Windows Forms developer perspective.  This...
  • Anonymous
    September 25, 2006
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