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During TechEd Microsoft announced Acropolis, which is a new framework for building more modularized client applications. Acropolis should feel familiar for CAB and Smart Client Software Factory users and there should be a migration strategy.

I have downloaded and installed the CTP1, but I haven't even tried the simplest thing with it, so instead of me repeating the information in other sites and blogs, I just provide some links.

windowsclient.net (the new site for all windows client development, both WinForms and WPF)
Acropolis Team Blog
David Hill's WebLog (Read this "if you are even slightest bit interested in this technology", Harry "DevHawk" Pierson)
Brad Abrams (Group Manager for "Client and Web Platform and Tools Team")
Glenn Block (pattern & practices, Product Manger for the Client Software Stack)

Published den 12 juni 2007 22:48 by ericqu

Filed under: Windows Forms, Design, .NET 3.0, PAG, .NET 3.5

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