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As Mike announced last night, the PDC talks have been posted online for streaming. Here’s a direct link to my talk: PRS330: Creating Rich Content Experiences in Your WPF/Avalon Applications.
Every talk is posted, so there’s a lot to watch. Here are direct links to talks by my fellow team members (note that there are other WPF/Avalon-related sessions as well, make sure to browse the Presentation track if you’re interested):
Note: You’ll need to use Internet Explorer to view the presentations.
A subset of the Avalon Windows Presentation Foundation team at the PDC (full size)
Don’t forget to check out my talk tommorrow morning at 8:30 in room 402AB.
Here’s a sneak peak at one of the demos I’ll show you how to build during the hour:
The past several weeks have been quite hectic as I prepare for the PDC while still trying to maintain my normal job.
For those attending, I’ve committed to the following events:
| Thursday, 9/15 | 9:30am - 12:30pm | Hands-on Labs | Check out the labs, where you can play with the latest bits and get answers from the people who built the product. |
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| 12:30pm-3:30pm | Track Lounge | Along with many other team members, I’ll be hanging out at the Track Lounge answering any questions or, possibly, playing Jenga. | |
| 6:30pm-9:30pm | Ask the Experts (Avalon Readability) | Hanging out with a bit more structure, I guess. No Jenga. | |
| Friday, 9/16 | 8:30am-9:45am | My talk | Come check out my talk, it’s much better than staying in your hotel room, hung over. |
| 11:30am-2:30pm | Track Lounge | Hanging out after my talk |
Those are only the times I’ve scheduled for myself. Generally, I’ll probably be in the Track Lounge when I’m not supporting my teammates at their talks.
Tip: All the Avalon Windows Presentation Foundation people (there are around 60) will be wearing bright orange shirts. Except me, I’ll probably have a sports jacket on.
Those of you attending the PDC can check out my talk: PRS330 - Windows Presentation Foundation (”Avalon”): Creating Rich Content Experiences in Your Applications. Here’s the official abstract:
Using the Windows Presentation Foundation (formerly codename “Avalon”), you can provide your users with world-class content and document experiences within your application. Learn how to take your existing XML content and take advantage of services such as “Metro”, pagination, columns, and sub-pixel ClearType rendering to create a rich and branded display within your application.
