I recently did a three-part article series on Avalon (now officially known as Windows Presentation Foundation, or WPF for short) for DevX.com. Part 1 talks about the basics of XAML (the UI markup language for Avalon applications) and Part 2 talks about the navigational topology in Avalon applications. If you are interested in developing application for the upcoming Windows Vista, do check them out and be in the know of what is to come. Note that the articles were all based on Beta 1 of the WinFX SDK, and hence they are not guaranteed to be valid in the final release.
Thursday, August 18, 2005
Avalon series
I recently did a three-part article series on Avalon (now officially known as Windows Presentation Foundation, or WPF for short) for DevX.com. Part 1 talks about the basics of XAML (the UI markup language for Avalon applications) and Part 2 talks about the navigational topology in Avalon applications. If you are interested in developing application for the upcoming Windows Vista, do check them out and be in the know of what is to come. Note that the articles were all based on Beta 1 of the WinFX SDK, and hence they are not guaranteed to be valid in the final release.
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