like mentioned above, you could use WPF for both desktop and web application. It feels more natural if you use it for desktop development. For web development I would recommend Silverlight (if you want to reuse some code from WPF and prefer XAML above HTML)
or ASP.NET with jQuery (if you want to have f.e. animations, etc.).
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wether wpf for desktop application(Windows) or web application.
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Its for Windows applications.
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it is both for window and web.. see link
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Jan 07, 2013 04:19 PM|LINK
Hi,
like mentioned above, you could use WPF for both desktop and web application. It feels more natural if you use it for desktop development. For web development I would recommend Silverlight (if you want to reuse some code from WPF and prefer XAML above HTML) or ASP.NET with jQuery (if you want to have f.e. animations, etc.).
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