Silverlight 1.0, With Color Code And Illustrations

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This Wrox book, Silverlight 1.0 introduces developers to the initial release of Microsoft’s Silverlight platform and assists them in the creation of Rich Interactive Applications (RIAs). In addition to introducing the capabilities of this platform, the authors show readers how to implement Silverlight using its component languages, tools and techniques. Table of contents : Foreword Introduction · Introduction To Silverlight · Building Silverlight Applications Using XAML · Designing Silverlight Applications Using Expression Blend 2 · Coding Silverlight Applications With Javascript And XAML · Using Silverlight With ASPNET · Silverlight 11 And The CLR · Video Player Silverlight 10 Case Example Appendix A Silverlight Object Reference Appendix B XAML Reference Appendix C Silverlight Online Resources Index Market Description : · Professional web developers About Author : Devin Rader is a Product Manager on Infragistics Web Client team, responsible for leading the creation of Infragistics ASP.NET and Silverlight products. He is an active member of the .NET developer community, a former INETA board member, and regular speaker at user groups. He has written columns for ASP.NET Pro magazine, as well as articles for MSDN Online. Jason Beres is Chief Technical Evangelist for Infragistics, the world's leading publisher of presentation layer tools and components. Jason is a Visual Basic.NET MVP, and he is on the INETA Speakers Bureau and its Board of Directors. He’s written several books on .NET development, is an international speaker, and a frequent columnist for several .NET publications. J. Ambrose Little is the User Experience and Guidance group lead at Infragistics; he is also a Microsoft Solutions Architect MVP, and an ASPInsider. He’s an author of numerous articles, co-author of two Wrox titles, and speaks at various user groups, events, and conferences. Grant Hinkson is Director of Visual Design at Infragistics. He loves both design and development, and thrives in the worlds of Silverlight and WPF.