January 24, 2007
Sizing Up .NET 3.0's WPF
Scott Swigart
Windows Presentation Foundation is a new set of UI controls and a powerful new programming model. In this video, Scott Swigart demonstrates the WPF command structure and the canExecute property, which provides context sensitivity to functions in an application.
Windows Presentation Foundation doesn't contain all of the controls available in Windows Forms, and the WPF designer is not yet as robust, but WPF introduces some powerful advantages such as a new command structure and skinning abilities. As it matures, WPF will replace Windows Forms as the way to build line-of-business applications. In this video, Scott Swigart demonstrates the WPF command structure and the canExecute property, which provides context sensitivity to functions in an application.
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