WPF/E is coming ...

WPF/E dans les bacs dès lundi !!!

Pierrick's Blog — Sun, 03 Dec 2006 00:59:09 GMT

David Boschmans nous annonce via son blog, la sortie de la première CTP de WPF/E. il nous donnent une

WPF/e info

JD on EP — Sun, 03 Dec 2006 05:27:59 GMT

WPF/e info: "WPF/e" is Microsoft's browser plugin for handling a XAML subset in non-Vista environments. Not all links are live yet... I can't see stats on Mac plugin, for instance, and staff blogs aren't yet updated. I'm not sure which whitepaper is the

Link Listing - December 2, 2006

Christopher Steen — Sun, 03 Dec 2006 07:17:26 GMT

IE6 and IE7 Running on a Single Machine [Via: interactive ] A Beasty COM Interop Problem [Via: SamGentile...

re: WPF/E is coming ...

Ben — Sun, 03 Dec 2006 08:13:08 GMT

What exactly are these tools supposed to provide that is "well beyond creating a rich UI like Adobe/Macromedia Flash does"?

WPF/E - Right Here, Right Now

frankarr - an aussie microsoft blogger — Sun, 03 Dec 2006 10:40:01 GMT

Do my eyes deceive me? WPF/E is coming ... MSDN has a WPF/E Dev Center , so it must be true! “WPF/E”

Getting started with developing WPF/E applications

David Boschmans Weblog — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 13:07:15 GMT

The release of the first (December) CTP of WPF/E and the announcement of the new names and design of

re: WPF/E is coming ...

David Boschmans — Thu, 07 Dec 2006 22:34:16 GMT

Ben, I'm not saying that WPF/E has/will have more features than Flash but the tools support of the Expression Suite and Visual Studio 2005 enable a better collaboration between developers and designers.

Designers build their desired user experience and express this as XAML. This XAML can then be directly incorporated by a developer into a Web page using the "WPF/E" runtime.

Furthermore XAML is XML, it is-text based, providing a firewall-friendly, easy-to-inspect description of the rich contents. Other technologies—such as Java Applets, ActiveX, and Flash—exist that can be used to deploy richer content than DHTML/CSS/JavaScript, they all send binary content to the browser, which is difficult to audit for security—not to mention difficult to update, as any changes require the entire application to be reinstalled, which is not the most user-friendly experience and can lead to stagnation in pages. With "WPF/E" this is not the case: when a change is needed to the rich content, a new XAML file is generated server-side; the next time the user browses to the page, this XAML is downloaded, and the experience is updated without any reinstallation.

Le Program Manager de WPF/E ouvre un blog... (updated)

ASP.NET Français Blogs — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 23:59:50 GMT

Vous ne connaissez sans doute pas Barak Cohen. Moi non plus, enfin pas personnellement ;) Barak est le