1. Lesson 1: Beginning Silverlight - Creating a Project
Submitted by tkc » Ultimate beginners guide to getting started with MS Silverlight.
2. How to create Silverlight Applications with Notepad
Submitted by tkc » You may have read my post about how you can build Silverlight Web applications with Visual Studio .NET 2005 instead of using the next verison codename Orcas. Until this time I used always a Virtual PC which was sometimes a little bit slow. Today I was thinking about how I could do this with Notepad. Of course, I will miss the great Intellisense
3. Silverlight with Visual Studio .NET 2005
Submitted by tkc » Could Silverlight 1.1 assemblies be generated with Visual Studio .NET 2005?
4. JavaScript and .NET Arrays in Silverlight
Submitted by tkc » During my tests with the DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime) in Silverlight 1.1 I came accross several things that didn't work first. Most of them could be fixed by using small workarounds.
5. Silverlight and JSON
Submitted by tkc » Silverlight 1.1 comes with an built-in JSON serializer which can serialize common data types like string, numbers and arrays. It includes a object serializer, too, I think it is nearly the same as in ASP.NET AJAX or Ajax.NET Professional.
6. Call Scribtable Methods from JavaScript with Silverlight
Submitted by tkc » Today I wrote a very simple example how to call a C# method from JavaScript code. I was using this because I'd like to access the IsolatedStorage with a small wrapper that is working similar to the registry.
7. IsolatedStorage and managed JavaScript
Submitted by tkc » Today I tried to use the IsolatedStorage in managed JavaScript with Silverlight 1.1. The IsolatedStorage can be used to store data on the client. Currently the alpha version supports 1MB, which is more than storing data in cookies, but maybe will be changed in the future. Perhaps there will be a setting in a future options dialog where you can spec
8. Running managed JavaScript in Silverlight
Submitted by tkc » At MIX 07 Jim Hugunin announced a new level of support for dynamic languages on .NET that they're calling the DLR (Dynamic Language Runtime). With Silverlight 1.1 you get support for dynamic languages today: Phyton, JavaScript (EcmaScript 3.0), Visual Basic and Ruby.
9. Silverlight Tutorial - Create Glass Button in MS Expression Blend
Submitted by tkc » In this tutorial, Martin Grayson shows us how to create glass button in Expression Blend.
10. Silverlight JavaScript Tutorials
Submitted by tkc » An entire series teaching you how to use JavaScript with Silverlight.
11. GETTING STARTED WITH SILVERLIGHT 1.1
Submitted by tkc » Scott Guthrie demonstrates how to build a simple Silverlight application using .NET.
12. DELIVERING PARAMETERIZED SILVERLIGHT CONTENT WITH JAVA
Submitted by tkc » This video demonstrates how J2EE can be used to generate XAML which is then delivered to a JSP Silverlight front end. A XAML Generator was written in Java, and this fronts the Northwind database. Queries to the database can be triggered from the Silverlight front end, and these result in XAML being constructed from a template on the server. It demo
13. DELIVERING PARAMETERIZED SILVERLIGHT CONTENT WITH PHP
Submitted by tkc » This video demonstrates how PHP can be used to generate XAML which is then delivered to a Silverlight front end. A XAML Generator was written in PHP, and this fronts a MySQL database. Queries to the database can be triggered from the Silverlight front end, and these result in XAML being constructed from a template on the server. It demonstrates how
14. DELIVERING PARAMETERIZED SILVERLIGHT CONTENT WITH ASP.NET
Submitted by tkc » This video demonstrates how ASP.NET can be used to generate XAML which is then delivered to a Silverlight front end. A XAML Generator was written in C#, and this fronts the Northwind database. Queries to the database can be triggered from the Silverlight front end, and these result in XAML being constructed from a template on the server. It demonst
15. ADDING INK SUPPORT TO A SILVERLIGHT-BASED APPLICATION
Submitted by tkc » See an example of how Silverlight can take advantage of pen input for vector-based inking support.
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