WPF book

[Peter Morris]

Hi all

Can I have your recommendations for WPF books please C# preferred, but I
don't suppose it really matters.

Thanks

Pete

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Re: WPF book

Peter,

I like the "Programmin g WPF" book by Chris Sells and Ian Griffiths:

http://www.amazon.com/Programming-WP.../dp/0596510373

There is also the Petzold book "Applicatio ns = Code + Markup":

http://www.amazon.com/Applications-C.../dp/0735619573


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Hi all
>
Can I have your recommendations for WPF books please C# preferred, but I
don't suppose it really matters.
>
Thanks
>
Pete
>

[not_a_commie]

Re: WPF book

I've got two excellent books on it:

Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed by Adam Nathan

and

Essential Windows Presentation Foundation by Chris Anderson

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RE: WPF book

Personally, I could care less about WPF right now, preferring to focus on
WCF, LINQ, and related issues and getting to WPF (and Silverlight) when I
really have the opportunity to be required to do so. But, having read Adam
Nathan's book (in color -- nice) I'd concur that it's really good.
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"Peter Morris" wrote:

Hi all
>
Can I have your recommendations for WPF books please C# preferred, but I
don't suppose it really matters.
>
Thanks
>
Pete
>
>
>

[Peter Morris]

Re: WPF book

I'm going to go for "Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed (WPF)
(Unleashed) (Paperback)". Thanks everyone!


Pete