Some interesting WPF apps to download

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Very cool demo app of lots of great WPFness.

Good talk on Silverlight, the successor to WPF/E which provides a Flash like environment writing in any .NET language which runs under browsers or other platforms (currently only Mac). The amazing part is that it doesn't require CLR and is entirely contained in a 4MB download. Given what percentage of the standard CLR this thing contains, that's pretty amazing.

Some cool XBAP demos. Pretty impressive 3D. A lot of data there, but it's not clear how much is real and how much is just pretty bitmaps hardwired in. Still, really interesting. You have to click on the demo links. Blue Dot won't dot the actual demoes.

Pretty good article on why you might want to use WPF.

A nice WPF application.

Quoted: The next generation Times Reader desktop application, built by NY Times and Microsoft, has just gone live. At the end of August Read/WriteWeb published exclusive pre-launch screenshots ...

Pretty interesting video on using an analog input board to control WPF via analog controls (rotary knob, slider, photosensitive cell). The Phidget device looks pretty interesting in and of itself. I'll have to take a peek at it.

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Video on Blend. It's probably interesting, but the cameraman spends the first 10 minutes discussing the toys in one of the team member's office. I want to get back to it when it's not 2AM.