I'm getting pretty interested in all of this. Do you know what the plumbing is of the video player itself that is used in presenting this dnrTV video? I love that. Very responsive, very smooth.
>>While I think WPF very much lacking in data handling (ie none)
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>>I know hardware has advanced but a form is a form and I don't need to be able to animate it or rotate it.
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>> I'd be interested to hear from people some way down the road in developing in WPF how it has helped them in presenting data in their applications . After all thats what 99% of business applications are about.
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>There was a nice demo on DNR TV showing a REAL business application put together with WPF:
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>It gives you a better idea of what is possible. The one question to ask yourself (esp. if you have a vertical market app) - how hard of a time would I have selling my app if I was competing a vendor that had an app that looked like that vs my current app? Regardless of features people have a (positive) gut reaction to attractive UI's.
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