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PDC demos available
Nick Kramer
writes "For those of you who are at the PDC, we finally got my demos posted to commnet (under PRS313):
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My PDC Presentation - slides and demos
Namita Gupta
writes "As promised i'm posting my slides as well as demos from my talk PRS324 - Using Data in WPF applications.
You can access my presentation at PRS324
My 1st demo built up to show ...
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How to write a read/write master details page with Atlas?
Bertrand Le Roy
writes "Atlas has been unveiled, Whidbey is in Release Candidate, so it's time to update the title of this blog and start writing some sample code for Atlas. I'll continue to write articles on ASP.NET 2.0 as ideas come, but there'll definitely be a lot of Atlas stuff on the blog from now on..."
Atlas Released!
Angus Logan
writes "Atlas has now been released! ScottGu talks about it in his blog as well. Outstanding product from Microsoft!
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Frequently asked Windows Forms questions at the PDC
jfoscoding
writes "What's new for Windows Forms 2.0?
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Cider Announced
Chuck Jazdzewski
writes "Cider is now announced! In case you missed it at the PDC, Cider is the code name for the Visual Studio Designer for WPF (pronounced Avalon according to Chris) that will be delivered in Orcas..."
WinForms PDC follow-up
Brad Abrams
writes "Jessica did a great post listing the frequently asked questions she received while at the PDC this year… I only hope more teams do the same thing. This is an excellent resource!
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Atlas Presentation Slides and Demos
Nikhil Kothari
writes "I have made the slides and demos from my PDC05 session, PRS420, available here. You can download the samples, and run them locally along with the atlas preview bits.
A quick overview and guide to the demos I did:
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But... I thought vectors were "cartoony"...
Manuel Clement
writes "... I know what you mean.
Here is a screenshot of Sparkle's drawing surface. It shows something I drew using Avalon vectors (Path, Ellipse, etc) about 2 years ago, if I remember correctly...
WPF (Avalon) has a very nice rendering engine. Things look very nice scaled big or even very small. The fact that this is hardware accelerated (3D GPU on your video card) let you compose a lot of semi-transparent elements without affecting performance.
The coolest thing is that after I drew this..."
Talking about start.com gadgets
Scott Isaacs
writes " ...Gadgets for Start.com enables a completely distributed approach.
Let me give two examples:
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Was It Good This Time?
Derek Hatchard
writes "I'm glad to see Microsoft actively going after that user experience (UX) model. It's exciting. This time around they showed off Microsoft Max, a photo sharing tool built on top of Avalon and Indigo - presumably as a dogfooding exercise..."
Early IIS7 Documentation now available
Darryl Burling
writes "After six hard months of work, the IIS 7 Documentation team has been able to publish the early stages of the IIS 7.0 content to help customers learn the new features..."
WinFX and WinForms
Darren Baldwin
writes "There was two sides to this talk, hosting winforms within Avalon (sorry Windows presentation foundation) and hosting WPF forms in Windows forms..."
Choosing a Presentation Technology
Jim Nakashima
writes "One of the sessions I went to was entitled "Choosing a Presentation Technology". I thought a summary of this session would be helpful to gain a high level understanding of the presentation technologies...
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Fun WPF Animation
Ian Griffiths
writes "Tim Sneath recently posted a link to a WPF version of a neat optical illusion. Here's the original..."
Quartz Designer
Jeremy Boyd
writes "This session showed off the new Quartz designer, and generally spent some time covering off across the Expression suite in context of how much Microsoft is commited to sorting out the whole "percieved lack" of strong standards support in the tools. Quartz offers some very cool things such as CSS explorers, reporters and XSLT drag and drop designers. The demo that was done was very cool - and was the first time Ive seen a properly done website in a demo scenario - no shortcuts taken, none needed..."
IIS 7.0 Learns a Few Tricks from Apache
BetaNews.com
writes "Microsoft senior vice president Bob Muglia took the PDC 2005 stage Thursday morning to discuss the future of Windows Server. In addition to announcing Compute Cluster Edition Beta 1 and the first Longhorn Server CTP, Muglia introduced IIS 7.0 - complete with a modular architecture..."
IIS7
Chris Patterson
writes "did Microsoft describe this version of IIS? They took the best of IIS and the best of Apache, and put it into IIS7..."
IIS 7: A Lap around IIS 7
James Speer
writes "Customise IIS footprint on a per site basis..."
WPF: A lap around the Windows Presentation Foundation"
Christian Ratliff
writes "The entire presentation was a long demo of making a small application using WPF. There was a lot of focus on the capabilities of XAML files and how to connect XAML to your managed code. The presentation and demo is worth reviewing later to provide a nice baseline."
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