WPF4

2. WPF4 Kevin Gjerstad Group Program Manager Microsoft Corporation Mark Wilson-Thomas Program Manager Microsoft Corporation

3. Session Objectives • Give you a good understanding of what’s in WPF4.0 • Demos 

4. Lots of Good Stuff • Cached compositions • Textclarity • Layout rounding • ClickOnce improvements • Multitouch • Windows 7 taskbar • Windows 7 ribbon • Focus mgt improvements • Support for UIAccessible2 • VSM integration • Full Trust XBaps • Media element improvements • Client profile • Data controls • Accessibility improvements • Control themes • Chart controls • Hundreds of good bug fixes too • Plus all the new goodness of .NET Framework 4! • Dynamic language support • Mef • Globalization and NLS improvements • Managed/native code interop • F# • More…

5. WPF4 • Windows 7 • Fundamentals • Features for larger apps (like VS…) • Tooling and workflow

6. Reminder: Tweet Here

7. demo travelSuru

8. WPF for Windows 7 Rapid Application Development on Win7 Innovations • Multi-Touch • Taskbar • Ribbon • Common dialogs • File Explorer presence and customization • More… • Use these with .NET and via XAML in WPF

9. Multi-Touch in WPF • UIElement changes • Manipulation events (tracking and interpreter) • Touch system gesture events (double-tap and rollover) • Raw touch input events (for going to the metal) • Multi-touch support in controls • ScrollViewer update to accept pan gestures • Base controls updated to be multi-touch aware • Multi-capture support (for more than one contact point at time) • New multi-touch specific controls (e.g. ScatterView) • Compatible with Surface SDK 2.0

10. Touch Development Roadmap NET 4.0 / Surface 2.0 Release Windows 7 Release Native Win32 Application WinFormsApplication WPF Application Surface Application Surface SDK 1.0 Surface SDK 2.0 Surface Multi-Touch Controls & API Multi-Touch Controls Multi-Touch API WPF 3.5 SP1 WPF 4.0 Managed Wrapper and Interop WPF 3.5 Managed Wrapper and Interop Multi-Touch API and Controls Surface Hardware Windows Vista Surface Hardware Windows 7 Windows 7 Multi-Touch API

11. demo Multi-Touchin 10 lines of code

12. WPF Taskbar Integration • Thumbnails toolbars • Icon overlays • Progress bars • Jumplists • With XAML Support

13. demo Windows 7 Taskbar

14. Windows API Code Pack for .NET • Vista and Windows 7 • Restart and recovery • Transactions • Search • Network and power aware • Windows 7 • Sensor platform • Federated search • Controlling any related services • More…

15. demo Windows 7 Sensor API

16. Windows API CodePack for .NET Frameworkhttp://windowsapicodepack.codeplex.com

17. WPF Ribbon • Features • Fulfills office fluent UI licensing requirements • Ribbon with resizing and layout behavior • Ribbontabs • Ribbongroups • Ribbonapplicationmenu (Pearl) • Quickaccesstoolbar • Keytips • Design time support

18. WPF Tooling Improvements Blend3 • RAD databinding • Easier autolayout • Markup extension intellisense • More property editors Visual Studio Designer • Improvements to XAML authoring and workflow • VSM • Behaviors • Transition animations • Prototyping tools

19. Fundamentals • Framework deployment • Application deployment • Improved interop • Text clarity • Layout rounding/snapping • Media improvements • UIA – for accessibility and TFS • Graphics performance • Localization

20. Graphics • Composition API - give application authors fine grained control over caching rendered elements in video memory • An input to a shader effect • An image brush to fill any arbitrary 2D shape • A texture on a 3D model

21. demo Cached Compositions

22. Improved Text Rendering

23. WPF 4.0 <left> versus GDI <right>

24. Layout Rounding UseLayoutRounding="True" • Rounds an object’s coordinates on whole pixels

25. Framework Deployment • .NET 4 is a Side by Side release! • Visual Studio and .NET support multi-targeting • Client profile SKU • Setup improvements

26. Client Profile SKU • Smaller, Faster NET Framework SKU • .NET Framework Client Profile22mb • Setup optimizations for ngen, download, etc. • Works across ALL CONFIGURATIONS • Brandable deployment experience • Developers can customize app deployment experience to match brand • Can integrate framework and app installers • Tools and documentation for creating these packages • Easier deployment of applications • Developers may use deployment bootstrapper to manage the installation of their app and pre-reqs • Will install application after the framework and launch it (.msi, .application or .xbap)

27. demo Integrated Install Experiencehttp://www.photoSuru.com

28. Client Profile Configurator Tool • Configurator tool http://www.codeplex.com/wpf/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=14962 • Client profile Configuration designer “How To” series http://windowsclient.net/wpf/wpf35/wpf-35sp1-start-here.aspx

29. Application Deployment • Continuing to make improvements to ClickOnce to enable a more seamless install and upgrade experience • 3.5 and SP1 • Command-line arguments for CO deployed apps • File associations for CO deployed apps • CO support for FireFox • 4.0 • Background updates and custom install ux

30. demo ClickOnce Background Update

31. Controls • WPF4 • DataGrid • DatePicker • VSM • Future • Chart Controls • More…

32. Announcing WPF Toolkit Update ReleasedDataGrid, DatePicker, VSM, Themeshttp://www.codeplex.com/wpf

33. demo New Control Themes

34. WPF4 and VS10 • Best way to take advantage of Windows 7 • Solid fundamentals: Deployment and ubiquity, text clarity, interop, performance, controls, and completeness • Much improved tooling and designers with VS10 and Blend3 • Do • Download the beta, demos and give us feedback

35. Your Questions ? ? ? ? ? ?

36. Please Complete an Evaluation FormYour feedback is important! • Evaluation forms can be found on each chair • Temp Staff at the back of the room have additional evaluation form copies

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38. <r:RibbonTab x:Class="TravelSuru.MapSection.MapViewRibbonTab" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Tag="Map" Label="Map"> <r:RibbonTab.Resources> <r:Item Command=“AppCommands.LocateMe” LabelTitle=“Locate Me” LargeImageSource=“Images/Globe.ico” /> <r:Item Command=“AppCommands.Bookmark” LabelTitle=“Bookmark” LargeImageSource=“Images/Favorite.ico” /> </r:RibbonTab.Resources> <r:RibbonGroup x:Name="_LocationGroup"> <r:RibbonGroup.Command> <r:RibbonCommand LabelTitle="Location"/> </r:RibbonGroup.Command> <r:RibbonToggleButton x:Name="_ToggleLocationButton" Command="{StaticResourceToggleLocationCommand}"/> <r:RibbonButton Command="{StaticResourceBookmarkCommand}"/> </r:RibbonGroup>

39. <Application x:Class="TravelSuru.App" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"> <JumpList.JumpList> <JumpListShowRecentCategory="True"> <JumpTask Title="Locate Me" Arguments="/LocateMe" /> <JumpTask Title="Next Stop" Arguments="/NextStop" /> <JumpTask Title="Synchronize" Arguments="/Synchronize" /> </JumpList> </JumpList.JumpList> </Application>

40. demo MEF Extensibility

41. MEF Extensibility • Simplify creation of open-ended and extensible applications • Improve reusability of complex subsystems • Build modularized, and decoupled subsystems

42. [Export] [CompositionOptions(CreationPolicy=CreationPolicy.Shared)] public class MapViewModel: DispatcherObject, INotifyPropertyChanged { [Import(typeof(PointsOfInterestProvider))] ObservableCollection<PointsOfInterestProvider> _POIProviders = new ObservableCollection<PointsOfInterestProvider>(); MapView is exported as one of the views available for the app The Map View imports it’s view model Export("SectionView")] CompositionOptions(CreationPolicy = CreationPolicy.Shared)] ExportMetadata("RibbonTab", "Map")] public partial class MapView : UserControl { [Import] private MapViewModel _ViewModel;

43. Visual Studio10 and WPF4 • Editor • UI

44. Example: Enable Manipulations

45. Example: Handling Manipulations

46. Example: Control Inertia

47. WPF Taskbar Integration • Thumbnails toolbars • Icon overlays • Progress bars • Jumplists • With mark-up support

48. Manipulations In WPF • Enable Manipulation with ManipulationMode flags on UIElement • TranslateX, TranslateY, Rotation, Scale, SingleTouch • Manipulation events on UIElement • ManipulationStarted, • ManipulationDelta, • ManipulationCompleted • Routed via bubbling • Enable Inertia at ManipulationInertiaStarting • Inertial movements as ManipulationDelta Events • Manipulation Pivot for Single Touch Rotation

49. Futures • More: • Interop • Graphics innovation • Controls • Starter kits, samples, guidance • Synergy and compatibility with Silverlight • Better application deployment • What would you like to see?

50. demo One Recent WPF App BD Createur Content http://silverlight.services.live.com/invoke/32881/Test%20DB%20Creator/iframe.html