Channel 9 - Entries tagged with Silverlight 2 Microsoft http://mschnlnine.vo.llnwd.net/d1/Dev/App_Themes/C9/images/feedimage.png Channel 9 - Entries tagged with Silverlight 2 http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/silverlight+2 Channel 9 keeps you up to date with the latest news and behind the scenes info from Microsoft that developers love to keep up with. From LINQ to SilverLight – Watch videos and hear about all the cool technologies coming and the people behind them. http://channel9.msdn.com/Tags/silverlight+2 en Thu, 23 May 2013 11:15:45 GMT Thu, 23 May 2013 11:15:45 GMT Rev9 46 2 25 Silverlight 3 UK Launch: Chat with Ian Ellison-Taylor
Ian is the general manager of the Presentation Platform and Tools which means that he's general manager for things like WPF, Silverlight, the toolkits associated with them and the tooling that goes with them - generally, this makes him a very interesting chap to chat to Smiley and in this video we cover lots of semi-random ground that you'll hopefully find interesting!

Find the recordings from the day here on the MSDN UK site. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/mtaulty/Silverlight-3-UK-Launch-Chat-with-Ian-Ellison-Taylor At the recent UK launch of Silverlight 3 in the UK I managed to catch up with Ian Ellison-Taylor. Ian is the general manager of the Presentation Platform and Tools which means that he's general manager for things like WPF, Silverlight, the toolkits associated with them and the tooling that goes with them - generally, this makes him a very interesting chap to chat to and in this video we cover lots of semi-random ground that you'll hopefully find interesting! Find the recordings from the day here on the MSDN UK site. 1645 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/mtaulty/Silverlight-3-UK-Launch-Chat-with-Ian-Ellison-Taylor Tue, 04 Aug 2009 23:26:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/mtaulty/Silverlight-3-UK-Launch-Chat-with-Ian-Ellison-Taylor Mike Taulty Mike Taulty 13 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/mtaulty/Silverlight-3-UK-Launch-Chat-with-Ian-Ellison-Taylor/RSS en-GB Silverlight Silverlight 2 Silverlight 3 sl3uklaunch UKDevTeam WPF 3.5 SP1 WPF 4 Silverlight 2 Security
That is why Maqbool Malik, from Microsoft Information Security, describes some key features added on the second version of Silverlight to enhance security.

Among the features discussed, Maqbool talks about XAP files, cross-domain policy files, HTML access, etc. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jossie/Silverlight-20-Security The usage of Silverlight to provide users a rich internet experience continues to increase. As it becomes a key element on our web applications, it is good to keep in mind that it still runs code on the user's machine. That is why Maqbool Malik, from Microsoft Information Security, describes some key features added on the second version of Silverlight to enhance security. Among the features discussed, Maqbool talks about XAP files, cross-domain policy files, HTML access, etc. 1120 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jossie/Silverlight-20-Security Tue, 14 Jul 2009 00:43:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jossie/Silverlight-20-Security Jossie Jossie 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jossie/Silverlight-20-Security/RSS ace ace team Information information security infosec Security Silverlight 2 Silverlight in KnowledgeLake Imaging for SharePoint KnowledgeLake develops document imaging, document capture and workflow products and solutions for SharePoint.  KnowledgeLake's suite of products extend SharePoint into a comprehensive ECM solution that enables businesses to reduce shipping costs, streamline operations and achieve regulatory compliance using familiar Microsoft products that most businesses already own and use. 

When KnowledgeLake wanted to enhance the user experience in its SharePoint-based solution, they evaluated and decided on Sivlerlight 2.  Listen to CTO Chris Caplinger describe the importance of Silverlight both for their customers and for their developers. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ahmedelr/Silverlight-in-KnowledgeLake-Imaging-for-SharePoint KnowledgeLake develops document imaging, document capture and workflow products and solutions for SharePoint.  KnowledgeLake's suite of products extend SharePoint into a comprehensive ECM solution that enables businesses to reduce shipping costs, streamline operations and achieve regulatory compliance using familiar Microsoft products that most businesses already own and use.  When KnowledgeLake wanted to enhance the user experience in its SharePoint-based solution, they evaluated and decided on Sivlerlight 2.  Listen to CTO Chris Caplinger describe the importance of Silverlight both for their customers and for their developers. 283 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ahmedelr/Silverlight-in-KnowledgeLake-Imaging-for-SharePoint Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:45:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ahmedelr/Silverlight-in-KnowledgeLake-Imaging-for-SharePoint Ahmed El-Ramly Ahmed El-Ramly 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ahmedelr/Silverlight-in-KnowledgeLake-Imaging-for-SharePoint/RSS Enterprise Portal KnowledgeLake SharePoint Silverlight 2 Toolshed Tooltip #16 - Expression Blend 2 Video, Animation and VS Integration Basics Expression Blend 2 makes like easier as a developer and a designer for Silverlight and WPF applications by building XAML in a WSYIWIG editor. We will cover the basics of creating Silverlight 2 project with a web page displaying a video and animating it. Finally, we will show how Visual Studio is integrated for code behind event handlers.

What is it?
Mix design elements such as video, vector art, high quality text, animation, pixel images, and 3D content with a full toolbox of advanced controls and containers to create engaging, cinematic user interfaces.

Download Site: www.microsoft.com/expression

Example Problem(s) it solves:
XAML code generation

Installation Notes:
Install Expression Blend 2 SP1 in addition to Visual Studio 2008 SP1 for Silverlight 2.0 support.

This is the third of Tool Shed Tooltips released from Episode 3 of the TV Show Russ Tool Shed presents... "It's All About The Tools" hosted by Russ Fustino and Co-Host Stan Schultes. Download code, ppt and demo script from http://code.msdn.com/toolshed for all episodes. Also, use the links on http://channel9.msdn.com/toolshed to download tools. Finally, check out some more great videos on the Developer Evangelist East site: http://channel9.msdn.com/dpeeast
  ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Toolshed-Tooltip-16-Expression-Blend-2-Video-Animation-and-VS-Integration-Intro See how Expression Blend 2 makes like easier as a developer and a designer for Silverlight and WPF applications by building XAML in a WSYIWIG editor. We will cover the basics of creating Silverlight 2 project with a web page displaying a video and animating it. Finally, we will show how Visual Studio is integrated for code behind event handlers. What is it? Mix design elements such as video, vector art, high quality text, animation, pixel images, and 3D content with a full toolbox of advanced controls and containers to create engaging, cinematic user interfaces. Download Site: www.microsoft.com/expression Example Problem(s) it solves: XAML code generation Installation Notes: Install Expression Blend 2 SP1 in addition to Visual Studio 2008 SP1 for Silverlight 2.0 support. This is the third of Tool Shed Tooltips released from Episode 3 of the TV Show Russ Tool Shed presents... "It's All About The Tools" hosted by Russ Fustino and Co-Host Stan Schultes. Download code, ppt and demo script from http://code.msdn.com/toolshed for all episodes. Also, use the links on http://channel9.msdn.com/toolshed to download tools. Finally, check out some more great videos on the Developer Evangelist East site: http://channel9.msdn.com/dpeeast   381 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Toolshed-Tooltip-16-Expression-Blend-2-Video-Animation-and-VS-Integration-Intro Tue, 30 Jun 2009 04:20:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Toolshed-Tooltip-16-Expression-Blend-2-Video-Animation-and-VS-Integration-Intro Russell Fustino Russell Fustino 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Toolshed-Tooltip-16-Expression-Blend-2-Video-Animation-and-VS-Integration-Intro/RSS Expression Blend 2 Silverlight 2 Tool Shed Visual Studio WPF Show: Episode #3 It's All About The Tools TV Show

Got popcorn? Expression Blend 3 SketchFlow and a ton of “GOT TO KNOW ABOUT IT” content is all packed in just 1 hour of Episode 3. Try something different tonight and take an hour break from coding. You know you deserve it. Grab your favorite beverage and pizza and enjoy this entertaining, enlightening and educational Episode 3. If not, you can wait for the Tool Shed Tooltips of clips from the show over the next few days and weeks. Either way ... tune in. All content is current along with sneak peeks at future tools.  It will feel like you are at a live event, but in the comfort of your home or office.

In this video, you will find tools to help solve these common developer challenges…

Finding a XAML Editor for your web page
Prototyping tool for great design of your web site
Need authentication on the web?
Some of the pages on my web site load really slowly - how do I figure out what's going on?
Have you ever eyeballed every record in your table to find an abnormality? 

Tool Shed Theme Song
Introduction
Demo 1 - Expression Blend 2 , video and animation intro
Demo 2 - Expression Blend 3 SketchFlow ProtoTyping 
Demo 3 - Live Services - Live ID
Demo 4 - IE 8 Developer Tools
Demo 5 - SSIS Data profiling by Guest Speaker Microsoft MVP, Jessica Moss
Developer Community Update by Microsoft MVP, Don Demsak
 
You will love our guest speakers, Microsoft MVP Jessica Moss and Don Demsak ... Jessica amazes us on Data profiling and Don does and incredible job with the latest happenings in Developer Community.

Special thanks to co-host Stan Schultes, recent co-author on his book on DotNetNuke 5, Jessica Moss, Don Demsak, Carl Franklin, Pensacola Junior College, Main Campus, and the SQL Saturday Pensacola 2009 Team, especially Karla Remail, the live studio audience, and the many volunteers who made this show a reality!    

I have reposted all of the Tool Shed Tooltips and Episode One and Episode Two with Hi Def default views, so the code and PowerPoint slides are crystal clear. Feel free to comment or email Russ Fustino on what tools you use and love and would like to see on future episodes.

Also, please note all of the resources on right of the page at: http://channel9.msdn.com/toolshed including a link to all Episode PowerPoint’s, demo code and demo scripts! Yes, demos scripts, how often do you see that? So if you are a teacher or student  or want to do presentations to co-workers, or at seminars, or just use them as labs to learn, check out this resource at http://code.msdn.com/toolshed . Each release corresponds to an Episode.

Here are some of useful links from the speakers we have had on the shows and more:
Russ Fustino: www.russtoolshed.net  
Stan Schultes: www.vbnetexpert.com
Joe Healy: www.devfish.net
Brian Johnson: http://bufferoverrun.net
Jeff Barnes: http://blogs.msdn.com/jbarnes/  
Don Demsak: http://donxml.com  
Jessica Moss: http://www.jessicammoss.com 
Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi: http://www.sedodream.com/
Jason Beres:  http://blogs.infragistics.com/blogs/jason_beres/default.aspx

Stan and I are planning on are filming a live studio audience Episode 4 at the Tampa .NET User group  (signed release form required) on Wednesday, July 22, 2009, at the Tampa Microsoft Office at 6:15PM along with guest speaker Microsoft MVP, Bill Reiss. If you are attending, I can use some volunteers, like camera operators, a sound engineer and door control. I'll teach you at the event, everything to run the camera or sound, if you don't have much experience. Drop me an email if interested at rfustino@microsoft.com Stay tuned.

Note: For those of you new to channel9 viewing, many different formats are available for download besides viewing in the default player; everything from Zune to WMV High Quality. Simply locate the dropdown menu below the embedded player on this page for your desired download selection. If the default view stops to buffer often, then I recommend trying to download WMV High Quality. You can clearly see code, all video and PowerPoint’s in High Def (HD) at full screen. It only takes about 15 to 20 minutes to download this episode at average home speed connections. The high def WMV file is a little over 200 Meg.

Remember, you have to know the code to get into the shed. KNOW THE CODE. Get some popcorn and enjoy the show! Russ

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Show-Episode-3-Its-All-About-The-Tools-TV-Show Got popcorn? Expression Blend 3 SketchFlow and a ton of “GOT TO KNOW ABOUT IT” content is all packed in just 1 hour of Episode 3. Try something different tonight and take an hour break from coding. You know you deserve it. Grab your favorite beverage and pizza and enjoy this entertaining, enlightening and educational Episode 3. If not, you can wait for the Tool Shed Tooltips of clips from the show over the next few days and weeks. Either way ... tune in. All content is current along with sneak peeks at future tools.  It will feel like you are at a live event, but in the comfort of your home or office. In this video, you will find tools to help solve these common developer challenges… Finding a XAML Editor for your web page Prototyping tool for great design of your web site Need authentication on the web? Some of the pages on my web site load really slowly - how do I figure out what's going on? Have you ever eyeballed every record in your table to find an abnormality?  Tool Shed Theme Song Introduction Demo 1 - Expression Blend 2 , video and animation intro Demo 2 - Expression Blend 3 SketchFlow ProtoTyping  Demo 3 - Live Services - Live ID Demo 4 - IE 8 Developer Tools Demo 5 - SSIS Data profiling by Guest Speaker Microsoft MVP, Jessica Moss Developer Community Update by Microsoft MVP, Don Demsak   You will love our guest speakers, Microsoft MVP Jessica Moss and Don Demsak ... Jessica amazes us on Data profiling and Don does and incredible job with the latest happenings in Developer Community. Special thanks to co-host Stan Schultes, recent co-author on his book on DotNetNuke 5, Jessica Moss, Don Demsak, Carl Franklin, Pensacola Junior College, Main Campus, and the SQL Saturday Pensacola 2009 Team, especially Karla Remail, the live studio audience, and the many volunteers who made this show a reality!  & 4117 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Show-Episode-3-Its-All-About-The-Tools-TV-Show Fri, 26 Jun 2009 16:35:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Show-Episode-3-Its-All-About-The-Tools-TV-Show Russell Fustino Russell Fustino 20 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Show-Episode-3-Its-All-About-The-Tools-TV-Show/RSS DPEeast Expression Blend 2 Expression Blend 3 IE 8 Developer Tools Live ID Live Services Silverlight 2 Silverlight 3 SketchFlow SQL Server 2008 SQL Server Integration Services SSIS Data profiling Tool Shed Building Line of Business Applications with Silverlight 2
This video is recorded at the Dutch DevDays in Den Haag The Netherlands in June 2009. DevDays is the largest industry event for developers in the Netherlands. Thousands of professional developers visit DevDays yearly to keep in touch with the latest developments in their field. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/matthijs/Building-Line-of-Business-Applications-with-Silverlight-2 Silverlight is arguably the biggest shift in web technologies in the last decade.  But is Silverlight ready for prime time business applications?   In this code-focused talk, you will learn how platform features like visual states, animations, isolated storage, data templates and custom styles can give you to tools you need to bring your business applications to life with high-fidelity user experience and enhanced end-user productivity. This video is recorded at the Dutch DevDays in Den Haag The Netherlands in June 2009. DevDays is the largest industry event for developers in the Netherlands. Thousands of professional developers visit DevDays yearly to keep in touch with the latest developments in their field. 4309 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/matthijs/Building-Line-of-Business-Applications-with-Silverlight-2 Fri, 19 Jun 2009 11:26:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/matthijs/Building-Line-of-Business-Applications-with-Silverlight-2 Matthijs Hoekstra Matthijs Hoekstra 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/matthijs/Building-Line-of-Business-Applications-with-Silverlight-2/RSS DevDays 2009 NL Jason Beres Mix 2009 NL Netherlands Silverlight 2 SnagL: Visualizing Government Data using Silverlight SnagL, from Berico Tailored Systems, is a thin client collaborative link analysis tool, which can be integrated with any existing tool or data repository.  Advanced analytics, like clustering and ranking, enables users to intuitively navigate massive amounts of data through a thin client in a web browser.

SnagL is used by U.S. Government customers to help visually analyze, determine relationships in, and make decisions based on data.  Watch the interview with members of the team to learn about the product, see a demo of it in action, and how it uses Silverlight to deliver compelling data visualizations that go beyond what you might expect from a browser based application.  The team also gives you a history of their early adoption of Silverlight, evolution of SnagL, and how Silverlight enabled them to “see things you wouldn’t normally see just looking at the data.”  They also talk about how Silverlight gave them a level of performance and visualization in the browser unmatched by their previous approaches.  Finally, the team shares their excitement to start incorporating capabilities coming in Silverlight 3.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Out/SnagL-Visualizing-Government-Data-using-Silverlight SnagL, from Berico Tailored Systems, is a thin client collaborative link analysis tool, which can be integrated with any existing tool or data repository.  Advanced analytics, like clustering and ranking, enables users to intuitively navigate massive amounts of data through a thin client in a web browser. SnagL is used by U.S. Government customers to help visually analyze, determine relationships in, and make decisions based on data.  Watch the interview with members of the team to learn about the product, see a demo of it in action, and how it uses Silverlight to deliver compelling data visualizations that go beyond what you might expect from a browser based application.  The team also gives you a history of their early adoption of Silverlight, evolution of SnagL, and how Silverlight enabled them to “see things you wouldn’t normally see just looking at the data.”  They also talk about how Silverlight gave them a level of performance and visualization in the browser unmatched by their previous approaches.  Finally, the team shares their excitement to start incorporating capabilities coming in Silverlight 3. 1873 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Out/SnagL-Visualizing-Government-Data-using-Silverlight Tue, 16 Jun 2009 08:45:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Out/SnagL-Visualizing-Government-Data-using-Silverlight keydet keydet 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Inside+Out/SnagL-Visualizing-Government-Data-using-Silverlight/RSS analysis DPEUSPublicSectorTeam Silverlight Silverlight 2 Tool Shed Tooltip #1: Expression Encoder Plug-in to Silverlight Live, from Episode 1

What is it?
      This plug-in makes it very easy to publish and manage your encoded Silverlight video experiences online via the Silverlight Streaming service at silverlight.live.com  from within the Expression Encoder application.

Download Site:   Plug-in http://blogs.msdn.com/expressionencoder/archive/2008/06/14/8597856.aspx
Example Problem(s) it solves: file by file upload, quota display, republishing (replace or merge) and Silverlight Live integration

Installation Notes: Live ID, Install Encoder 2.0 (not 2.5) first, then the plug-in, install Expression SP1 at https://www.microsoft.com/expression/try-it/Default.aspx?filter=servicepacks

Usage Notes: you must sign up for silverlight.live.com to publish to it

This clip is Russ' Tool Shed Tooltip #1, the first of the clips from Episode One of the TV Show, Russ' Tool Shed presents... It's All About The Tools hosted by Russ Fustino and Co-Host Stan Schultes. Download code, ppt and demo script from http://code.msdn.com/toolshed for all episodes. Also, use the links on http://channel9.msdn.com/toolshed to download tools. Finally, check out some more great videos on the Developer Evangelist East site: http://channel9.msdn.com/dpeeast
The default viewer is in High Def!

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Toolshed-Tooltip-1-Expression-Encoder-Plug-in-to-Silverlight-Live-from-Episode-1 In this clip, see how you can publish directly form Expression Encoder to Silverlight Live with this plug-in.  What is it?       This plug-in makes it very easy to publish and manage your encoded Silverlight video experiences online via the Silverlight Streaming service at silverlight.live.com  from within the Expression Encoder application. Download Site:   Plug-in http://blogs.msdn.com/expressionencoder/archive/2008/06/14/8597856.aspx Example Problem(s) it solves: file by file upload, quota display, republishing (replace or merge) and Silverlight Live integration Installation Notes: Live ID, Install Encoder 2.0 (not 2.5) first, then the plug-in, install Expression SP1 at https://www.microsoft.com/expression/try-it/Default.aspx?filter=servicepacks Usage Notes: you must sign up for silverlight.live.com to publish to it This clip is Russ' Tool Shed Tooltip #1, the first of the clips from Episode One of the TV Show, Russ' Tool Shed presents... It's All About The Tools hosted by Russ Fustino and Co-Host Stan Schultes. Download code, ppt and demo script from http://code.msdn.com/toolshed for all episodes. Also, use the links on http://channel9.msdn.com/toolshed to download tools. Finally, check out some more great videos on the Developer Evangelist East site: http://channel9.msdn.com/dpeeast The default viewer is in High Def! 474 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Toolshed-Tooltip-1-Expression-Encoder-Plug-in-to-Silverlight-Live-from-Episode-1 Fri, 12 Jun 2009 16:31:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Toolshed-Tooltip-1-Expression-Encoder-Plug-in-to-Silverlight-Live-from-Episode-1 Russell Fustino Russell Fustino 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/toolshed/Toolshed-Tooltip-1-Expression-Encoder-Plug-in-to-Silverlight-Live-from-Episode-1/RSS Expression Encoder Expression Encoder plugin for Silverlight Live florida Silverlight 2 Tool Shed Creating a Silverlight Blog Badge, Part 2: Countdown Calendar Jennifer Marsman will walk you through creating a simple Silverlight blog badge which promotes a conference, using Expression Blend.  In Part 2, she shows you how to create a flipping clock which counts down the days, hours, minutes, and seconds to the conference. 

Note: this webcast assumes that you have seen Part 1 of this webcast series.  ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/jennmar/Creating-a-Silverlight-Blog-Badge-Part-2-Countdown-Calendar Jennifer Marsman will walk you through creating a simple Silverlight blog badge which promotes a conference, using Expression Blend.  In Part 2, she shows you how to create a flipping clock which counts down the days, hours, minutes, and seconds to the conference.  Note: this webcast assumes that you have seen Part 1 of this webcast series.  1873 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/jennmar/Creating-a-Silverlight-Blog-Badge-Part-2-Countdown-Calendar Sat, 06 Jun 2009 02:54:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/jennmar/Creating-a-Silverlight-Blog-Badge-Part-2-Countdown-Calendar Jennifer Marsman Jennifer Marsman 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/jennmar/Creating-a-Silverlight-Blog-Badge-Part-2-Countdown-Calendar/RSS Expression Blend Silverlight Silverlight 2 Creating a Silverlight Blog Badge, Part 1: Animation to Catch the Eye Jennifer Marsman will walk you through creating a simple Silverlight blog badge which promotes a conference, using Expression Blend.  In Part 1, she shows you how to create an animation to attract attention and create a button to take the user to the conference registration page.  ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/jennmar/Creating-a-Silverlight-Blog-Badge-Part-1-Animation-to-Catch-the-Eye Jennifer Marsman will walk you through creating a simple Silverlight blog badge which promotes a conference, using Expression Blend.  In Part 1, she shows you how to create an animation to attract attention and create a button to take the user to the conference registration page.  1084 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/jennmar/Creating-a-Silverlight-Blog-Badge-Part-1-Animation-to-Catch-the-Eye Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:24:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/jennmar/Creating-a-Silverlight-Blog-Badge-Part-1-Animation-to-Catch-the-Eye Jennifer Marsman Jennifer Marsman 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/jennmar/Creating-a-Silverlight-Blog-Badge-Part-1-Animation-to-Catch-the-Eye/RSS Expression Blend Silverlight Silverlight 2 Want to Build a Silverlight App Using the NY Times API? New York Times Silverlight Kit has just become an Open Source project distributed under the MS-PL license. If you’re not familiar with what this kit does, it’s something that you can add into a Visual Studio or Expression Blend Silverlight 2 project to get easy access to the New York Times APIs for Articles, Best Sellers (books), the US Congress, Movie Reviews, Community Comments, Times Tags, and more. You can check out a demo of the kit here or see an application built using the kit here. The app is called “Artist Explorer” and it lets you research musicians using the NY Times API as well as Billboard and Best Buy. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Want-to-Build-a-Silverlight-App-Using-the-NY-Times-API Are you a developer looking to build a Silverlight application using the New York Times API? Well, now you can. The New York Times Silverlight Kit has just become an Open Source project distributed under the MS-PL license. If you’re not familiar with what this kit does, it’s something that you can add into a Visual Studio or Expression Blend Silverlight 2 project to get easy access to the New York Times APIs for Articles, Best Sellers (books), the US Congress, Movie Reviews, Community Comments, Times Tags, and more. You can check out a demo of the kit here or see an application built using the kit here. The app is called “Artist Explorer” and it lets you research musicians using the NY Times API as well as Billboard and Best Buy. http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Want-to-Build-a-Silverlight-App-Using-the-NY-Times-API Fri, 22 May 2009 16:21:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Want-to-Build-a-Silverlight-App-Using-the-NY-Times-API Sarah Perez Sarah Perez 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/Want-to-Build-a-Silverlight-App-Using-the-NY-Times-API/RSS API Developer Developers Development Silverlight Silverlight 2 Visual Studio NY Times APIs NZsynth Building a Clickable Mosaic with DeepZoom and Silverlight 2 images that people have already tagged as New Zealand to construct a demo from our shipping Silverlight 2 technology. I spent 3 days building a "demo-ware" prototype and presented it during a keynote slot at WEB09.

Following that we held a Silverlight 3 camp over 3 1/2 days. At the camp Tim (a devloper from Wellington) improved my original prototype to make the image tiles clickable. I then took Tims work and adapted it to make a version two of my original design.

Read more and grab the source code at http://tr.im/nzsynth and http://tr.im/nzsynthV2 

Enjoy! ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jafa/NZsynth-Building-a-Clickable-Mosaic-with-DeepZoom-and-Silverlight-2 It started as a conversation about "crowd sourcing" images that people have already tagged as New Zealand to construct a demo from our shipping Silverlight 2 technology. I spent 3 days building a "demo-ware" prototype and presented it during a keynote slot at WEB09. Following that we held a Silverlight 3 camp over 3 1/2 days. At the camp Tim (a devloper from Wellington) improved my original prototype to make the image tiles clickable. I then took Tims work and adapted it to make a version two of my original design. Read more and grab the source code at http://tr.im/nzsynth and http://tr.im/nzsynthV2  Enjoy! 2037 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jafa/NZsynth-Building-a-Clickable-Mosaic-with-DeepZoom-and-Silverlight-2 Sun, 17 May 2009 20:11:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jafa/NZsynth-Building-a-Clickable-Mosaic-with-DeepZoom-and-Silverlight-2 Nigel Nigel 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jafa/NZsynth-Building-a-Clickable-Mosaic-with-DeepZoom-and-Silverlight-2/RSS Deep Zoom Flickr PhotoSynth Silverlight 2 Smooth Streaming WCF WEB09 Project Starlight: Multicast Plug-in for Silverlight It’s Streaming Media East this week. Alas, I’m racing towards a book deadline, and so am skipping the show for the first time in years. I miss it; it’s long been one my favorite shows of the year, and an extremely productive place to meet with customers, partners, as well as a family reunion for us grizzled veterans of digital media.

But a bunch of the rest of the Silverlight media team are there. They’re demoing our big news, but I can at least write about it.

And that news is the Qumu Multicast Plug-in for Silverlight and  Project Starlight, which bring Windows Media multicast support to Silverlight.

What is it?

The Multicast Plug-in for Silverlight is a set of native code browser plugins (ActiveX or NSAPI) developed by Qumu that enable Silverlight to access multicast streams from Windows Media Services. Versions are available for all supported Silverlight browsers on both Mac and Windows.

Why?

Windows Media has long been the leading media platform in the enterprise, and a big part of that has been our support for multicast. Multicast is basically required to do big live corporate events on a LAN/WAN given their network topology. Proxy caching from Smooth Streaming is great for scaling up consumer content delivery, but Enterprises generally don’t have proxy caches inside the WAN. So, to date Silverlight wasn’t a good fit for corporate events.

But Silverlight itself has been very compelling for the enterprise, and they’ve been itching to take the rich presentations they’ve been able to do for on demand and use them for live. And Silverlight can do some great stuff there:

  • Multi-camera views for multi-location events
  • Synchronized slides and other multimedia assets
  • Integrated chat, voting, and other feedback to break out of one-way only communication
  • More robust cross-platform embedding for the Mac users in graphics or video departments

Both Microsoft and Qumu have had many, many requests from our corporate, education, and government customers for multicast in Silverlight, and thus the best of both worlds. Qumu developed Starlight with support from Microsoft.

What modifications are needed to support this?

There’s no changes on the server or networking side required – that was a core goal of the project.

The Plug-in is accessed via MediaStreamSource, and so will need some code added there. It’s the same API for all platform/browsers, and the necessary source code is provided as part of Starlight.

The biggest task is to get the components installed on all the machines. It is supported by the standard enterprise deployment tools like WSUS.

How does Starlight get deployed?

It’s a native code browser component, and so will require administrator access to install. This is the biggest work item in most cases. Since multicast is of most interest inside enterprises and other large LAN/WAN configurations, the majority of the machines that would run it are managed desktops. Thus the IT departments for the organization will need add it to their standard build.

What does Starlight cost? What’s the license?

The Starlight binaries are free downloads. Source code is also available under a license compatible with MS-PL, which allows very broad modification and then redistribution of those modifications.

I’m looking forward to see what other partners can do by extending Starlight to enable new content types and scenarios.

When and where can I get it?

The binaries and source code should be available for download at Codeplex in the next few days.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/benwagg/Project-Starlight-Multicast-Plug-in-for-Silverlight It’s Streaming Media East this week. Alas, I’m racing towards a book deadline, and so am skipping the show for the first time in years. I miss it; it’s long been one my favorite shows of the year, and an extremely productive place to meet with customers, partners, as well as a family reunion for us grizzled veterans of digital media. But a bunch of the rest of the Silverlight media team are there. They’re demoing our big news, but I can at least write about it. And that news is the Qumu Multicast Plug-in for Silverlight and  Project Starlight, which bring Windows Media multicast support to Silverlight. Silverlight Team Blog announcement Qumu announcement What is it?The Multicast Plug-in for Silverlight is a set of native code browser plugins (ActiveX or NSAPI) developed by Qumu that enable Silverlight to access multicast streams from Windows Media Services. Versions are available for all supported Silverlight browsers on both Mac and Windows. Why?Windows Media has long been the leading media platform in the enterprise, and a big part of that has been our support for multicast. Multicast is basically required to do big live corporate events on a LAN/WAN given their network topology. Proxy caching from Smooth Streaming is great for scaling up consumer content delivery, but Enterprises generally don’t have proxy caches inside the WAN. So, to date Silverlight wasn’t a good fit for corporate events. But Silverlight itself has been very compelling for the enterprise, and they’ve been itching to take the rich presentations they’ve been able to do for on demand and use them for live. And Silverlight can do some great stuff there: Multi-camera views for multi-location events Synchronized slides and other multimedia assets Integrated chat, voting, and other feedback to break out of one-way only communication More robust cross-platform embedding for the Mac users in graphics or video departments Both Microsoft and Qumu have had many, many requests from our corporate, edu http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/benwagg/Project-Starlight-Multicast-Plug-in-for-Silverlight Mon, 11 May 2009 19:07:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/benwagg/Project-Starlight-Multicast-Plug-in-for-Silverlight Ben Waggoner Ben Waggoner 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/benwagg/Project-Starlight-Multicast-Plug-in-for-Silverlight/RSS CodePlex IIS Silverlight Silverlight 2 Enterprise multicast Qumu Windows Media Services Druckbetankung - Die Show :: Silverlight Teil I In den kommenden Teilen wird dieses Wissen dann vertieft bis zur Datenbindung und zum Cross-Domain-Access.
Ausserdem seht ihr das Zusammenspiel zwischen Visual Studio 2008 und Expression Blend 2 SP1. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/Druckbetankung-Die-Show--Silverlight-Teil-I Im ersten Teil unseres neuen Formates "Druckbetankung - Die Show" erzählen Oliver Scheer und ich alles über Silverlight 2. Alles? Nicht ganz, aber wir fangen bei den Basics an, zeigen, welche Voraussetzungen man für die Silverlight-Entwicklung benötigt, wo Stolpersteine liegen könnten und wie man zu seiner ersten Silverlight Applikation kommt und diese auf seiner Seite einbindet. In den kommenden Teilen wird dieses Wissen dann vertieft bis zur Datenbindung und zum Cross-Domain-Access. Ausserdem seht ihr das Zusammenspiel zwischen Visual Studio 2008 und Expression Blend 2 SP1. 2915 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/Druckbetankung-Die-Show--Silverlight-Teil-I Thu, 07 May 2009 12:08:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/Druckbetankung-Die-Show--Silverlight-Teil-I Jan Schenk Jan Schenk 3 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kitano/Druckbetankung-Die-Show--Silverlight-Teil-I/RSS Basics de-de Druckbetankung Expression Blend Interview Silverlight Silverlight 2 Visual Studio SharePoint for Developers Part 4 - Calling SharePoint Web Services from Silverlight Kirk Evans will demonstrate how to call SharePoint's web services from a Silverlight client.  We will use SharePoint's Lists web service, and will show how to use databinding in Silverlight to display results from a SharePoint list.  We will also see how to get around cross domain issues using SharePoint Designer 2007. The accompanying post with code listings is available on Kirk’s MSDN blog.  ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kirke/SharePoint-for-Developers-Part-4-Calling-SharePoint-Web-Services-from-Silverlight In this session, Kirk Evans will demonstrate how to call SharePoint's web services from a Silverlight client.  We will use SharePoint's Lists web service, and will show how to use databinding in Silverlight to display results from a SharePoint list.  We will also see how to get around cross domain issues using SharePoint Designer 2007. The accompanying post with code listings is available on Kirk’s MSDN blog.  493 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kirke/SharePoint-for-Developers-Part-4-Calling-SharePoint-Web-Services-from-Silverlight Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:46:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kirke/SharePoint-for-Developers-Part-4-Calling-SharePoint-Web-Services-from-Silverlight Kirk Evans Kirk Evans 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kirke/SharePoint-for-Developers-Part-4-Calling-SharePoint-Web-Services-from-Silverlight/RSS Expression Blend MOSS Office SharePoint Silverlight Silverlight 2 VSeWSS Water Cooler Web Services SharePoint for Developers Part 3 - Expression Blend and Silverlight Kirk Evans demonstrates how to use Expression Blend 2 to create a Silverlight application from scratch, and how to extend its functionality using Visual Studio 2008.  We won't be looking specifically at SharePoint in this screencast, but we will use this application in future screencasts to integrate with SharePoint.  ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kirke/SharePoint-for-Developers-Part-3-Expression-Blend-and-Silverlight SharePoint developers will likely use a variety of tools to build solutions.  In this screencast, Kirk Evans demonstrates how to use Expression Blend 2 to create a Silverlight application from scratch, and how to extend its functionality using Visual Studio 2008.  We won't be looking specifically at SharePoint in this screencast, but we will use this application in future screencasts to integrate with SharePoint.  915 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kirke/SharePoint-for-Developers-Part-3-Expression-Blend-and-Silverlight Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:42:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kirke/SharePoint-for-Developers-Part-3-Expression-Blend-and-Silverlight Kirk Evans Kirk Evans 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kirke/SharePoint-for-Developers-Part-3-Expression-Blend-and-Silverlight/RSS Expression Blend MOSS Office SharePoint Silverlight Silverlight 2 Visual Studio VSeWSS Water Cooler XAML Projekt Blog Poll: Datenbankschema (Teil 3)
Mehr in Kürze auf meinem Blog. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Datenbankschema-Teil-3 Der 3. Teil des Projektes befasst sich speziell mit dem Datenbankschema für die Anwendung Blog Poll. Ich habe mich dazu entschlossen das Datenbankschema zuerst zu definieren und anhand des relationalen Modells weiter im Projekt zu verfahren. Mehr in Kürze auf meinem Blog. 771 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Datenbankschema-Teil-3 Tue, 14 Apr 2009 12:33:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Datenbankschema-Teil-3 Dariusz Parys Dariusz Parys 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Datenbankschema-Teil-3/RSS de-de Programming Silverlight 2 VSTS Projekt Blog Poll: Technisches Design (Teil 2)
Mehr Informationen werden bald auf meinem Blog publiziert ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Technisches-Design-Teil-2 Im zweiten Teil gehe ich auf die Anforderungen vom Projekt Blog Poll ein und entscheide mich für spezifische Technologien. Ob die Entscheidung die ich in diesem Teil treffe, eine Gute ist, wird die Zeit zeigen. Mehr Informationen werden bald auf meinem Blog publiziert 593 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Technisches-Design-Teil-2 Tue, 14 Apr 2009 12:31:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Technisches-Design-Teil-2 Dariusz Parys Dariusz Parys 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Technisches-Design-Teil-2/RSS ASP.NET MVC de-de Programming Silverlight 2 Projekt Blog Poll: Anforderungen (Teil 1) Projekt Blog Poll. Was es genau damit auf sich hat, erfährt man im Screencast und später auch noch mehr dazu auf meinem Blog. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Anforderungen-Teil-1 Dies ist der erste Teil der Screencast Serie Projekt Blog Poll. Was es genau damit auf sich hat, erfährt man im Screencast und später auch noch mehr dazu auf meinem Blog. 341 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Anforderungen-Teil-1 Thu, 09 Apr 2009 10:59:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Anforderungen-Teil-1 Dariusz Parys Dariusz Parys 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dariusz/Projekt-Blog-Poll-Anforderungen-Teil-1/RSS Blogging de-de Programming Silverlight 2 Datatel Silverlight UX In this video Ashish Jaiman, ISV AE talks with Kevin Smith, Director of Software Development, Datatel about the new SIlverlight based interface for Datatel's flagship product, Colleague. Kevin talks about how Silverlight helped them to deliver quickly a rich new interface and how the managed ISV program at Microsoft brings value to Datatel. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ashishjaiman/Datatel-Silverlight-UX Datatel is a leading provider of technology solutions and professional business services to higher education institutions throughout North America.  Colleges, universities, and technical schools of various sizes leverage Datatel's comprehensive expertise to construct Strategic Academic Enterprises that ensure student and institutional success. Serving five million students at more than 770 institutions throughout North America and overseas, the company has exclusively focused on higher education for more than 30 years.In this video Ashish Jaiman, ISV AE talks with Kevin Smith, Director of Software Development, Datatel about the new SIlverlight based interface for Datatel's flagship product, Colleague. Kevin talks about how Silverlight helped them to deliver quickly a rich new interface and how the managed ISV program at Microsoft brings value to Datatel. 600 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ashishjaiman/Datatel-Silverlight-UX Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:40:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ashishjaiman/Datatel-Silverlight-UX ashishjaiman ashishjaiman 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/ashishjaiman/Datatel-Silverlight-UX/RSS Datatel ISV S+S Silverlight Silverlight 2 1st place - MIX09 Show Off Contest - Physics Helper using Silverlight
Built by:
- Andy Beaulieu

Tools used: 

- Visual Studio 2008, Expression Blend, Farseer Physics Engine

See 2nd Place Entry.
See 3rd Place Entry.
See Honorable Mentions 1, 2, 3, 4.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dan/1st-place-MIX09-Show-Off-Contest-Physics-Helper-using-Silverlight An overview of the Physics Helper Library, which allows you to draw objects in Expression Blend 2, and have those objects translated directly into Physics objects using the Farseer Physics Engine. This can be a great timesaver for creating games, as it is traditionally difficult to line up underlying physics bodies, joints, and geometries with your Blend artwork. Built by: - Andy Beaulieu Tools used:  - Visual Studio 2008, Expression Blend, Farseer Physics Engine See 2nd Place Entry. See 3rd Place Entry. See Honorable Mentions 1, 2, 3, 4. 134 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dan/1st-place-MIX09-Show-Off-Contest-Physics-Helper-using-Silverlight Wed, 25 Mar 2009 19:12:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dan/1st-place-MIX09-Show-Off-Contest-Physics-Helper-using-Silverlight Dan Fernandez Dan Fernandez 4 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Dan/1st-place-MIX09-Show-Off-Contest-Physics-Helper-using-Silverlight/RSS MIX09 Silverlight 2 Artist Explorer - a Silverlight 2 Mashup South by Southwest Interactive Conferece in Austin, Texas this past week, Mashery hosted a contest, Circus Mashimus to encourage people to create mashup applications using their customers' web services.  I learned about it a week before and decided to create an entry using web services from Best Buy, The New York Times, Billboard, and Intelepeer (not a Mashery customer but one of our partners).  The mashup is an artist explorer that lets you research musical artists using the services and then lets you send an SMS message about your findings to anyone's mobile phone.
I will be releasing Silverlight kits with source code for each of the APIs (Best Buy, The New York Times, Billboard, and Intelepeer) shortly - watch my blog for more info on the kits.  With these Silverlight kits, developers and designers can access these companys' services and build cool applications with little to no coding - just Expression Blend. ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Communicating/Artist-Explorer-a-Silverlight-2-Mashup At the South by Southwest Interactive Conferece in Austin, Texas this past week, Mashery hosted a contest, Circus Mashimus to encourage people to create mashup applications using their customers' web services.  I learned about it a week before and decided to create an entry using web services from Best Buy, The New York Times, Billboard, and Intelepeer (not a Mashery customer but one of our partners).  The mashup is an artist explorer that lets you research musical artists using the services and then lets you send an SMS message about your findings to anyone's mobile phone. I will be releasing Silverlight kits with source code for each of the APIs (Best Buy, The New York Times, Billboard, and Intelepeer) shortly - watch my blog for more info on the kits.  With these Silverlight kits, developers and designers can access these companys' services and build cool applications with little to no coding - just Expression Blend. 359 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Communicating/Artist-Explorer-a-Silverlight-2-Mashup Fri, 20 Mar 2009 00:12:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Communicating/Artist-Explorer-a-Silverlight-2-Mashup Michael S. Scherotter Michael S. Scherotter 2 http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Communicating/Artist-Explorer-a-Silverlight-2-Mashup/RSS mashup Music Silverlight 2 WorldWide Telescope is Now a Web App Starting today, you don’t have to download any software to your PC to enjoy what Microsoft Research’s WorldWide Telescope has to offer – it’s now available online as a web application! This is good news for folks running non-Windows operating systems who were previously unable to use this amazing tool which lets your computer function as a virtual telescope while bringing together imagery from the best ground and space-based telescopes in the world.

The new WWT web application (alpha) uses Silverlight 2.0 to display the satellite imagery within your browser and it offers most of the features of the desktop application, including the following:

  • Access to hundreds of terabytes of sky, earth and planet data
  • Ability to navigate seamlessly through 3D spherical environments
  • Finder Scope to quickly identify astronomical objects
  • Instant thumbnail previews of tens of thousands of popular astronomical objects
  • Access to billions of objects in web-based astronomical catalogue
  • Loading tours, images and other WorldWide Telescope data files on local machine
  • Real-time positions of planets and moons
  • Move forwards and backwards in time 2000 years
  • View guided tours (without 3D planets)
  • Browsing local user collections
  • Virtual Observatory Cone search/registry look up and SIMBAD search
]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/WorldWide-Telescope-is-Now-a-Web-App Starting today, you don’t have to download any software to your PC to enjoy what Microsoft Research’s WorldWide Telescope has to offer – it’s now available online as a web application! This is good news for folks running non-Windows operating systems who were previously unable to use this amazing tool which lets your computer function as a virtual telescope while bringing together imagery from the best ground and space-based telescopes in the world. The new WWT web application (alpha) uses Silverlight 2.0 to display the satellite imagery within your browser and it offers most of the features of the desktop application, including the following: Access to hundreds of terabytes of sky, earth and planet data Ability to navigate seamlessly through 3D spherical environments Finder Scope to quickly identify astronomical objects Instant thumbnail previews of tens of thousands of popular astronomical objects Access to billions of objects in web-based astronomical catalogue Loading tours, images and other WorldWide Telescope data files on local machine Real-time positions of planets and moons Move forwards and backwards in time 2000 years View guided tours (without 3D planets) Browsing local user collections Virtual Observatory Cone search/registry look up and SIMBAD search http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/WorldWide-Telescope-is-Now-a-Web-App Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:34:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/WorldWide-Telescope-is-Now-a-Web-App Sarah Perez Sarah Perez 1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/coolstuff/WorldWide-Telescope-is-Now-a-Web-App/RSS Silverlight Silverlight 2 worldwide telescope wwt World Wide Telescope Big Buck Bunny Smooth Streaming sample for download …and the Big Buck Bunny sample up on SmoothHD.com that I described the encoding process for is now available for download.

John Bocharov has a tutorial up showing how to use the content with the new Smooth Streaming Beta for IIS7. Among other things, it shows the nice WebDAV integration between Expression Encoder 2 SP1 and IIS (using the IIS WebDAV Extension). Ala:

 

Better yet, it includes the new bandwidth simulating User Experience Simulator that shows the current bitrate, and lets you specify a particular bandwidth to simulate. The simulator is an Expression Encoder 2 SP1 template, and so can easily be used with other content.

]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/benwagg/Big-Buck-Bunny-Smooth-Streaming-sample-for-download …and the Big Buck Bunny sample up on SmoothHD.com that I described the encoding process for is now available for download. John Bocharov has a tutorial up showing how to use the content with the new Smooth Streaming Beta for IIS7. Among other things, it shows the nice WebDAV integration between Expression Encoder 2 SP1 and IIS (using the IIS WebDAV Extension). Ala:   Better yet, it includes the new bandwidth simulating User Experience Simulator that shows the current bitrate, and lets you specify a particular bandwidth to simulate. The simulator is an Expression Encoder 2 SP1 template, and so can easily be used with other content. http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/benwagg/Big-Buck-Bunny-Smooth-Streaming-sample-for-download Fri, 27 Feb 2009 03:45:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/benwagg/Big-Buck-Bunny-Smooth-Streaming-sample-for-download Ben Waggoner Ben Waggoner 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/benwagg/Big-Buck-Bunny-Smooth-Streaming-sample-for-download/RSS Expression Encoder iis7 Silverlight 2 Smooth Streaming Windows Server 2008 Server 2008 Big Buck Bunny Primera aplicación con Silverlight 2.0 En este video veremos cómo construir el típico ejemplo  “Hola Mundo” con Silverlight.

Basándonos en este ejemplo, se explicará la funcionalidad de cada uno de los archivos que genera un proyecto de Silverlight y cómo enlazarlo desde una página HTML ó ASP.NET.


Recursos:   ]]> http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/eliseta/Primera-aplicacin-con-Silverlight-20   En este video veremos cómo construir el típico ejemplo  “Hola Mundo” con Silverlight. Basándonos en este ejemplo, se explicará la funcionalidad de cada uno de los archivos que genera un proyecto de Silverlight y cómo enlazarlo desde una página HTML ó ASP.NET. Recursos:   MSDN España:  http://www.microsoft.es/msdn Silverlight: http://www.silverlight.net/ Curso de Silverlight en castellano: http://www.microsoft.com/spanish/msdn/spain/cursosonline.mspx Foros MSDN: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/es-es/categories/ Noticias en MSDN Flash   http://www.microsoft.com/spanish/msdn/msdnflashespana.mspx 464 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/eliseta/Primera-aplicacin-con-Silverlight-20 Wed, 25 Feb 2009 13:55:00 GMT http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/eliseta/Primera-aplicacin-con-Silverlight-20 Elisa García Elisa García 0 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/eliseta/Primera-aplicacin-con-Silverlight-20/RSS es-es Silverlight Silverlight 2