msdn roadshow session 3 - building rich internet ui with silverlight 2

Mike TaultyDeveloper & Platform GroupMicrosoft LtdMike.Taulty@microsoft.com http://www.mtaulty.com

V1 V2

September 2007 October 2008

V2 is backwards compatible & where you’d start today

Manual download / Windows Update

~10 Second DownloadNo Additional Dependencies

?Linux support is from Novell’s Moonlight

project

SilverlightSilverlightSingle Unified Framework

ControlsMediaGraphics

Layout, Animation, Data Binding

All code gets same limited permissions

Source parameter points to the application

myapp.xap

Browser requests XAP file, unzips it, runs .NET code

MyApp.xap

manifest.xaml

MyApp.dll

Resource FilesAssemblies

Specific .NET Frameworks/RuntimesSpecific .NET Frameworks/RuntimesDesktop/Server

.NET Framework 3.5 Sp1

Mobile Devices

.NET Compact Framework

SilverlightSilverlight .NET

Framework

Common .NET Development.NET Languages ( C#, VB,

etc ).NET Tools ( Visual Studio, etc

)

.NET Developers & Skills

XAML markup languagedefines UI

.NET code handles interaction

Silverlight .NET Application

Develop with Visual Studio 2008 Sp1 + Silverlight toolsDevelop with Visual Studio 2008 Sp1 + Silverlight tools

Design Styles & Interaction in Expression Blend 2 Sp1Design Styles & Interaction in Expression Blend 2 Sp1

SilverlightSilverlightControl Control

Full Page Silverlight UI

Silverlight “Islands” in HTML

SilverlightSilverlightControl 1Control 1

SilverlightSilverlightControl 2Control 2

Rich HTML & Javascript Interop

SilverlightSilverlight

HTTP GET/POST

SOAP, JSON, REST, XML

Sockets

Control UI separated from Control behaviour

www.silverlight.net

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