WPF 4 Beta 1 Designer – Looking Forward | The Continuum Show

dnjake

A mess has been made of posting this video. Anyone who wants to put the best foot forward for WPF and VS2010 should start out by finding someone who can post a usable video. This presentation is an embarassment.

TommyCarlier
I want my scalps!

In reply to dnjake

#Jun 13th @ 7:00 AM

I can't see anything wrong with the video. What do you mean exactly?

vcomrhencke

I don't see anything wrong with the video, either... it was casual, informative and geeky, which is what I want out of a Channel 9 video. Smiley

Mark mentions in the video that they are looking to gather feedback on things like the color picker and binding tools. What is the appropriate avenue for this feedback?

AdamKinney
Agent of Change

In reply to dnjake

#Jun 13th @ 7:00 AM

Hi dnjake, please provide some more detail on your feedback. We're happy to take suggestions on how to make the video more usable.

AdamKinney
Agent of Change

In reply to vcomrhencke

#Jun 14th @ 2:19 PM

vcomrhencke, posting to the WPF Designer Forum on MSDN is a good place to send your feedback.

JerryOdom

The video looks fine to me. The full screen on the video is better than average on channel 9.

Thank god for the image location tool.

tkchen7
Tsuo Kang Chen

It is great to see WPF4 has so many good stuff Smiley

PavAtMSFT

In reply to tkchen7

#Jun 24th @ 9:34 AM

Thanks @JerryOdom and @tkchen7 for the feedback; I'm glad you like it.

If you get a chance to download Beta 1 of Visual Studio 2010, we'd love to hear your feedback after trying out the new features with your own WPF and Silverlight applications.

Post your feedback at our MSDN forum http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vswpfdesigner/threads .

Cheers

Mark Wilson-Thomas

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In reply to hommerock

#Aug 12th @ 6:10 AM

Recently, Mark Wilson-Thomas did some sessions at MIX09 in which he provided details and demos of how Visual Studio 2010 will provide better support for rich development of WPF and Silverlight applications. I asked him to stop by and provide us with some of those details, and look under the hood of the next version of Visual Studio.

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