Silverlight 2
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RSS and Atom
Features include RSS 2.0 Feed Elements, Atom 1.0 Feed Elements, The Metaweblog API, The Blogger API, The Atom Protocol, Hot Tips and more.
Getting Started with Eclipse
Features Getting Eclipse, Workbench 101, Development with Eclipse, Keyboard Shortcuts, Plug-ins, Community Web Sites, Hot Tips and more...
Flexible Rails: Flex 3 on Rails 2
Features include Overview of Rails 2, Overview of Flex 3, Flex 3 and Rails 2 Together, Building a Flex + Rails Application, Hot Tips and more.
GlassFish Application Server
Features include Installing GlassFish, GlassFish Domains Profile, Common Administration Tasks, Create a JMS Resource, Clustering and Load Balancing, Hot Tips and more.
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Overview
Silverlight is Microsoft’s offering for designing, developing, and delivering rich interactive applications over the internet. These applications can run on all major platforms and in all major browsers. Significantly though, not every web application needs rich, interactive features. Even in these situations, Silverlight can be a valuable ally thanks to the System.Windows.Browser namespace. This namespace will be covered in a whirlwind tour that includes: calling managed code from JavaScript, using managed code to control the HTML DOM, and accessing the user’s browser window.
Features include the Silverlight Plug-in, Calling Managed Code from JavaScript, Using Managed Code to Manage the HTML DOM, Accessing the User’s Browser Window, Hot Tips and more.
About the Author
Chad Campbell is a Microsoft MVP and solutions architect. He has been developing enterprise-level web applications with a wide variety of technologies since 1999. Beginning with the initial public release of what would become Silverlight in 2006, Chad hit the ground running and has not looked back. He holds MCSD and MCTS certifications. In addition, Chad has a BS degree from Purdue University where he focused his studies on computer science and minored in psychology.
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