I have read this question.
My question is whether WPF Unleashed is still the most recommended (since the question is over a year old)?
Also, what do you think about WPF Recipes or Pro WPF?
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I quite like this as well:
Applications = Code + Markup A Guide to the Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation by Charles Petzold
Unleashed was great as well, and I personally enjoy the 'Pro' series books.
Kyle Rozendo
2009-11-22 14:32:39
@Kyle: what about WPF Recipes? have you read it?
Am
2009-11-22 17:46:19
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Neither new books are released on WPF nor anything new has been added in this 1 year.
Yeah, still
- WPF Unleashed (Sams) - 2006
- Applications = Code + Markup A Guide to the Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation - 2006
- Programming WPF - 2007
- Pro WPF - 2008
are the best books available on the subject.
I personally suggest
Applications = Code + Markup A Guide to the Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation - 2006
or
Pro WPF.
If you ask me to name just one: its "Pro WPF"
claws
2009-11-22 15:29:52
Nope!! I didn't go through WPF Recipes. But from the name I guess that its not for someone who wants to learn WPF. I mean, its for someone who already know WPF and is wondering "how to do this using WPF?". This is learning the hardway. I may be wrong, but the term "Recipies" forces me to say this.
claws
2009-11-23 00:29:11
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For what it's worth I started working knowing literally nothing about WPF, and Pro gave a decent introduction to all the things I wanted to do from the off (simple XAML, data binding) and is a good reference for some things I wanted to do later on.
MoominTroll
2009-11-23 15:19:01
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I found this link quite useful. Helped me started learning WPF. I am sure will help you also. http://learnandmasterwpf.blogspot.com/
WPFNovice
2010-04-17 23:10:03