Posted on August 6th, 2008 in Communities

WindowsClient.NET is Microsoft’s community site dedicated to Windows client technologies such as Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Windows Forms.

Highlights:

• Get Started – Resources on getting started with Windows client development.
• Learn – Tutorials and hours of video training sessions for creating Windows Client applications.
• Forums – Forums for WPF, Windows Forms, and Acropolis.
• Downloads – Essential downloads, starter kits, samples, and presentations.
• Community – Control gallery, WPF showcase, blog feed.

Homepage: http://windowsclient.net/

Feed: http://windowsclient.net/blogs/MainFeed.aspx?GroupID=3&Type=AllBlogs

Latest Community Posts:

• The Commodore 64 Emulator: Emulating Pointers in a sandbox when the real thing is not allowed
• MicrosoftÂß SurfaceÂß 2.0 SDK and Runtime Update
• Stimulant Takes Top Honors at IxDA Interaction Awards 2012
• Event Handler Memory Leaks, Unwiring Events, and the WeakEventManager in WPF 4.5
• Intel�s Connect to Life Experience, CES 2012
• Self installable and runnable service or how to make generic service and console hybrid
• WPF 4.5 Cross-Thread Collection Synchronization Redux
• Intel Museum Redesign
• WPF 4.5: Observable Collection Cross-Thread Change Notification
• Surface Solution Showcase invites retailers to get hands-on at NRF 2012

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