posted on Friday, February 02, 2007 12:17 PM
by
Jonathan Hodgson
Windows Presentation Foundations (WPF) books
I've read most of the WPF books on the market at the moment and like
Tim Sneath mentions they all take a different approach.
The
Chris Sells and Ian Griffiths book came early in the beta cycle and was a very welcome at the time.
Next
Charles Petzold's Microsoft Press book, Applications = Code + Markup took a very different route, with half the book on code and half on markup. For me a book on graphics with no pictures made the content seem quite dry.
I'm currently reading
Adam Nathan's Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed - it's in full colour, loads of tips and pointers throughout the chapters - it's a great read and definately my recommendation.
Also it seems like
Chris Anderson has finished his book now, which I'll take a look at when it is out.