Windows Presentation Foundation Becomes YouTube Star

Tim Sneath, Windows Technical Evangelist invites Windows Presentation Developers to share video presentations of their work. In doing so, he proposes YouTube as a destination for upload. Or "the MSN Soapbox (if you've got an invitation) or even upload a sample to the Channel 9 sandbox - we'll make a star out of you!" Moreover, several videos of Windows Technical Evangelist have already been uploaded on YouTube.

"WPF Mashup. A demo reel of some of the applications that are being built using Windows Presentation Foundation.

WPF in Action. From MIX06, Fluid (one of the leading design agencies) show off some of the prototypes and applications they've built using WPF.

Introduction to WPF (Parts II, III, IV). Fil Fortes shows how to build a fully-fledged WPF application in twenty minutes that uses 3D, data binding, rich typography and imaging with both XAML and C#.

Ink Capabilities. Nigel Parker provides an incredibly compelling demonstration of the power that's available when you combine WPF and Tablet PC inking features.

Big Screen Business. If you thought Windows Media Center was only useful for playing TV, check out this great finance kiosk built by mobilewares.net. There's also a high-res version of the video here."

The recently posted videos on YouTube have failed to draw in the crowd. The "WPF in action" video segment has little under 1,800 views, although it has been around since March, 2006.