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It will be more usefull in Longhorn and Avalon sepecificaly because you can define you UI part of your class in a XAML file and the code in the other part of the class in a CS file (in C# for exemple).

But I'm sure programmers will find other creative ways of using it .

knew Monad from quite a while. In fack I first hear about it in the .Net Show. There was a little segement about Monad in this episode : http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/theshow/Episode043/default.asp

with good demos. If you can't wait until monday, go watch that one. By the way, I try Monad and it's very cool.

Minh wrote:

I'm just curious about what language are the "pillars" written in. Avalon, Indio, WinFS are exposed through WinFX. Since WinFX is a .NET assembly, can we assume that all the pillars are going to be written in C# ?

Well they are for a big part in manage code, and MS just love C# so we can assume they are written in large part in c#... For source, look on this site and the .Net Show (http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/theshow/)

And I suppose that the avalon and indigo part for XP will be release at the same time that Longhor beta



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