a designer's overview of windows presentation foundation
DESCRIPTION
Windows Presentation Foundation (formerly code named "Avalon") is Microsoft's new graphical presentation technology, with support for advanced typography and layout, rich media integration, and vector and 3D graphics. WPF changes the way designers and developers collaborate. In this designer-oriented session, learn about the processes, technologies, and design tools available for WPF applications that run in the browser or on the desktop.TRANSCRIPT
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WPF: An Overview for WPF: An Overview for DesignersDesignersRobert IngebretsenRobert IngebretsenProgram ManagerProgram ManagerWPFWPFMicrosoft CorporationMicrosoft Corporation
WPF
* Windows Presentation Foundation
**
right brain+
left brain=
great design
XAML
( layout, controls, 2D, 3D,
effects, animation, media, templates,
imaging, text, reading, etc. . . . )
more creative
more productive
more popular
“XAM
L”
“XAM
L”
“XAM L”
Adobe Illustrator
Maya
Blender
3DS File Format
ZAM 3D
Expression Graphic Designer
Expression Interactive Designer
Aurora
Visual Studio
Microsoft Office 2007
source: http://blogs.msdn.com/mswanson/articles/WPFToolsAndControls.aspx
splitview
our demo app: the concept
what actually happened
the basics: layout, controls, data hookup
data is not boring
data templates
control your controls
control templates
things that move you
effects and animation
XAML
( layout, controls, 2D, 3D,
effects, animation, media, templates,
imaging, text, reading, etc. . . . )
XAML
( layout, controls, 2D, 3D,
effects, animation, media, templates,
imaging, text, reading, etc. . . . )
Kevin (developer)
pluggable components
good morning (3D and media)
opportunity
now what?
1 – attend relevant sessions
2 – play with WPF ( = fun )
3 – give us your feedback
sessionsright now: BTB017 ( Northface walkthrough )
today 3PM: NGW036 ( intro to WPF/E )
contact [email protected]
download stuff / my blogwww.notstatic.com
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