Developing Rich Web Applications with Silverlight (Part 2) Mike Taulty Developer & Platform Group Microsoft Ltd [email protected]
Developing Rich Web Applications with Silverlight (Part 2)
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Developing Rich Web Applications with Silverlight (Part 2)Mike TaultyDeveloper & Platform GroupMicrosoft [email protected]
Designer/Developer Tooling
VS 2008
XAML
DesignerLook, behavior, brand,and emotional connection
DeveloperFunction, deployment, data,
security, operational integrity
VS Project Files
Silverlight Tooling
ExpressionDesignBlend 2, September PreviewEncoder
Visual StudioVisual Studio 2008 Beta 2Silverlight Tools Alpha for Visual Studio 2008Silverlight 1.1 Alpha Refresh SDK
Expression Tools
Building Controls
Control building more “common” today than in other UI frameworks
Due to lack of built-in UI controls in the AlphaSystem.Windows.Controls.Control base classMixture of XAML + Code approach
Building Controls
Advanced Programming Scenarios
Saving user data in Isolated StorageWorking with real storageWorking with custom fonts.NET and JavaScript interoperability
Advanced Scenarios
Dynamic Languages in Silverlight
Ruby Python Visual Basic JavaScript
Common Language Runtime
Dynamic Language Runtime
Dynamic Languages
Deploying
Silverlight StreamingProvides developers a free, scalability-on-demand solution for Silverlight
http://silverlight.live.com• Free, 4GB hosting and streaming• You build the application, we deliver the scale• High quality, differentiated, controllable user
experience• Complete API Programmability
Silverlight Streaming
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