Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is a framework for building service-oriented applications. It uses endpoints, addresses, bindings, and contracts to define services and allow clients to access them. The document discusses WCF basics like service contracts, hosting services, and standard bindings. It also mentions sessions, instances, transactions, concurrency, and security in WCF. The document promotes the author's blog and provides links for learning more about WCF instancing, transactions, and examples. It ends by inviting questions and providing contact information.