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The WPF Roadmap: 2015 and Beyond
When Microsoft introduced the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) in 2006, it represented a real step forward in application design and development. Unfortunately, the lack of active development efforts in recent years have left many wondering what the future holds for this framework.
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- explore Microsoft’s strategy in greater detail
- summarize the history of WPF
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Including in depth coverage on recent improvements and major upgrades planned for an upcoming release, this white paper serves as a comprehensive resource on all the reasons why WPF will continue to be an essential development tool for years to come. Download your copy today!
