I've included a demo app in the project that compiles and demonstrates most of the features of the Framework along with full documentation, properly commented code, and detailed notes (at the code level, where your most likely to be looking and need answers to questions!)

Just download the file, unzip it to your local development directory and check out the included readme.txt file that includes all the instructions necessary to have the framework up and running on your machine in no time at all.

For anyone struggling creating new projects, the simplest solution is just to copy the project directory verbatim open up the project.sln file and rename it (if required) - instant project, no messing - it just works!

If you want you can integrate the WTF into your existing projects quickly and easily by copying the WTF sub folder into your development folder and choosing "insert existing items" from inside Visual Studio, you can then look at the example project to see how best to use the classes and structures provided to get the best out of the DFSDK!

As it's a project template framework you get the complete source (which is fully compatible with the build server) that you can examine, modify and expand should you wish.

The included project is a fully working game, with title, main game and game over screens that you can use as a base or customise to create your own fully working apps quickly and easily.

Some of the planned updates include.

I'm also planning on creating a series of "starter kits" that will be based on the framework, these starter kits will be a basic implementation of currently popular genres of games with fully working code, you'll just need to provide your own assets and customisation to make the games your own and off you go.