.NET 3.0 is out.
WPF is out.
Blend is almost out.
WPF/E has been reveleaded and will soon also be out.
Clients are asking about WPF and WPF/E.
Developers are asking about WPF and WPF/E.
Non-Microsoft technologists are asking about WPF and WPF/E!
But there is NOTHING comprehensive out there to teach you how to REALLY use it. Nothing but developer samples.
How do you REALLY get the full potential of WPF to work in your app?
Has anyone even told you that WPF is the successor to Windows Forms?
How do you get a designer to work with a team of developers and share code? Without needing Source Control!
How does a team of developers work with a designer and not mess up his graphics?
As you can see there are too many questions and too few answers.
So what makes WPF greater or more exciting than say LINQ or WCF or something like that? No doubt those are great and useful technologies but to quote Andy, "They're just evolutions. WPF is a revolution!"
That's where we come in. A designer (me) and a developer (Andy Eick). We will show you EVERYTHING that has ANYTHING to do with WPF. With the generous help of people like Carl Franklin (.NET Rocks, Pwop Productions) and Leon Brown (UX and Expression Product Lead, Microsoft), we're creating a new series of screencasts that will give you highly concentrated doses of WPF.
So stay tuned to the revolUXions feed here. We're going live very soon.