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I'am more a sysadmin and a webmaster than a developer, but sometime I develop, including C# principally using Winform (and optionally GTK+).
I've started few weeks ago a WPF project, and it seem really powerful, but at start I feel like a hen who found a knife! There is so many difference!
stackoverflow abounds about topic like that, and I've read carefully some who are similar like:
But, when somebody start with WPF from Winform, What are the differences to which he must pay attention?
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WPF is completely different from other systems.
I have a few years of WinForms, Win32 and web programming experience, and I believe my web programming experience helped the most.
As for books, "Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed" from Adam Nathan, Sams Publishing has helped me tremendously.
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