Recently I had the idea of writing a bit more on the XAML example I put together. Initially it was going to be on the wiki, then a blog post and now it looks like it will be 5 short articles . Anyway, Part One and Part Two are available right now. Articles are aimed at programmers new to GUI work - anyone experienced in GUI programming should zoom right through them.

The style is explained in the first article (and the reasons behind it sadly still stand for too many computing texts): Many years ago I worked on some tutorials for MFC (a Microsoft C++ GUI Library). The trouble we had with most of the existing reference materials was that the examples crammed in too much at once making it difficult for beginner GUI/MFC programmers to navigate the code. These articles will follow the style we eventually settled on - simple code examples with just one or two GUI controls being displayed interacting. Have fun and I hope you learn something.

So, please enjoy and please feedback!

Posted by Davy Mitchell on 2008-04-23 22:05:32.
Categories: IronPython, Python, Software Tags : XAML WPF
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