>>>>I was struck by Rick Strahl saying a few months ago, in so many words, that WPF isn't ready for prime time and he has stopped using it for the time being. I also remember you disagreeing.
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>>>I know a number of people who are building full scall enterprise LOB's in wpf that would beg to diagree.
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>>OK. I know next to nothing about it. It's just that when Rick says something, I listen. Maybe things have changed.
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>The folks at Microfour (Strataframe) are of the same opinion - or are at least convinced that from the point of view of framework builders this a an evolving MS flavor of the week that shows promise but they are going to let it mature before tooling the framework around its current incarnation.

Hi,
From a framework development POV there's probably some truth in that. The paradigm is so different that it wouldn't make sense to try to bolt on WPF functionality to an existing .NET framework. And I've not seen any real discussion on the best approach for a WPF framework built from scratch.
Best,
Viv