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Developing Rich Web

Applications with SilverlightMike Ormond

Developer & Platform Group

Microsoft Ltd

[email protected]

http://mikeo.co.uk
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Introduction


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Microsoft UX Technologies

Various criteria for comparisonRichness of user experience

Reach of applications that are built

Depth of platform integration

Development experience Developer & non-developer tooling,

programming model, 3rd party controls, etc.

Status & maturity of technology


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Microsoft Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platformimplementation of .NET forbuilding and delivering the nextgeneration of media experiences

& rich interactive applications for


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A richer web withSilverlight


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Timeline & Packaging

TimelineV1.0 Released September 2007,V1.1 in Alpha (timing and some functionality TBD)

Moonlight timing TBD (Novell)

PackagingBrowser plug-in, little dependency on other s/w


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Silverlight V1.0 and V1.1

SilverlightV1.1

SilverlightV1.0

V1.1 will add .NET to V1.0

CoreCLR

Independent subset of the .NETFramework


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Installing Silverlight


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Developing


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Declarative Development -XAML

eXtensible Application MarkupLanguage

XAML usageCompiled to produce executable code

Dynamically loaded (parsed or pre-

Calculator c = newCalculator();Multiply m = new Multiply();m.P1 = 10;m.P2 = 20;c.Operations.Add(m)

Code

XAML


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Core UI Capabilities

Vector BasedGraphics

2D graphics

Primitives (ellipse,rectangle, pathetc)

Compositionengine

Transforms

Brushes

Text

Animation system

Media

Video

Audio


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Core UI Capabilities


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Silverlight ProgrammingModel


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Silverlight, Documents andDOMs


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Silverlight Hello World


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Silverlight Architecture


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Common ProgrammingScenarios

Working with Storyboards

Using the Downloader class

Running in full screen modeCalling backend services

Switching XAML pages

Dynamically creating content


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Common ProgrammingScenarios


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Resources

www.silverlight.net
http://www.silverlight.net/http://www.silverlight.net/


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