Come delve into Silverlight and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Microsoft’s latest frameworks for building rich internet experiences and desktop applications. Topics covered include: data binding and tips for writing data-driven applications; using styles and templates to customize the appearance of standard controls; and getting the best performance from your data bound application. This presentation assumes you’re already familiar with the XAML markup language and the basics of the object model shared by Silverlight and WPF.

Are you building complex enterprise applications with WPF? Once you get past the initial twilight period of amazement at WPF’s power, you’ll quick arrive a set of real problems that the WPF books might not answer. How can you partition that application into separately evolving pieces that can be developed and tested by separate teams. How can you introduce new components in the UI without breaking the entire system? How can you support complex interactions and transactions across the different UI components without having the code become a tangled un-maintainable …

This video will enable you to be successful in discovering the toolset and setting up Visual Studio 2010 for WPF and Silverlight development. Additionally, this video covers the designer features that are common to both the WPF and Silverlight designer.
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