Hi,
As I'm learning WPF I came across quite a few examples, but mostly all of them have a disclamer like 'this is not production quality code', as they refer to a specific issue they're addressing.
What I would like is to see how is WPF used in reallife, the application as a whole, so that in one example I can see all of the best practices at work (binding, resource files, multilanguage, solution organisation, etc... from basic stuff to advanced).
Do you know of such examples?
I liked learning WPF on the reference implementation (StockTrader) of PRISM (CompositeWPF) http://compositewpf.codeplex.com/ It basically has most of the goods what makes WPF so powerful and prism is a great app framework.
An example I would recommend is the code used in Josh Smith article about MVVM. The WPF parts shows you how to deal with different aspects of the XAML syntax, and it especially shows you what you have to do behind (in the view model, in this example) to make it work. Unit tests are included in the solution, which is nice, as they are often forgotten in example projects.