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SharePoint for Developers Part 3 - Expression Blend and Silverlight

Posted By: Kirk Evans | Apr 28th, 2009 @ 11:42 AM | 15,593 Views | 0 Comments

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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.

Tags: Expression Blend, MOSS, Office, Sharepoint, Silverlight, Silverlight 2, Visual Studio, VSeWSS, Water Cooler, XAML

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