Introduction To Silverlight and Prism
- 1. Main pageA view to Silverlight 4 and PrismA presentation brought to you by MichaëlCloots, Tom Beuckelaere
- 2. PresentatorsPresentatorsTom Beuckelaere21 jaarAnalyst/Developer Elmos N.V.Bestuurslid PC Helpforumhttp://www.prismforsilverlight.comMichaël Cloots21 jaarAnalyst/Developer BIT IT
- 4. An introduction to Silverlight
- 6. The extensibility of the Silverlight UI
- 7. Multi-layer architecture with PrismMain goal 1Main GoalIntroduction to Silverlight 4DefinitionKeywordsIIS Smooth StreamingModular Application Dev. with Prism
- 8. Main goal 2Main GoalThe extensibility of the Silverlight UIMicrosoft Expression BlendSilverlight ToolkitComponent KitsMulti-Layer architecture in Prism with Entity Framework and WCF Services
- 9. Introduction silverlight 4 - titleAn introduction to Silverlight 4A presentation brought to you by MichaëlCloots, Tom Beuckelaere
- 10. DefinitionDefinition“Silverlight is a powerful development platform for creating rich media applications and business applications for the Web, desktop, and mobile devices”An introduction to Silverlight 47Next --> keywords
- 11. Keywords 1KeywordsRich media applicationBusiness applicationsCross-browserCross-platformCross-deviceInteractiveAn introduction to Silverlight 48Next --> more keywords!
- 12. Keywords 2KeywordsAdvanced data processingMultithreadingOnline applicationOffline applicationIIS Smooth StreamingAn introduction to Silverlight 49Next --> IIS Smooth Streaming
- 13. IIS Smooth Streamin TitleIIS Smooth streamingOptimizing content playback by switching video quality in real-time without any “lag” or long pauses compared to a YouTube-variantAn introduction to Silverlight 410Next --> IIS Smooth streaming
- 14. IIS Smooth Streaming overviewIIS Smooth streamingBut what does it mean?High QualityLow QualityAn introduction to Silverlight 411Next --> IIS Smooth streaming
- 15. Step 1 – Step 2aIIS Smooth streamingDelivery of small content fragments(approx. 2 seconds video)An introduction to Silverlight 412Step 1send contentArrived within the appropriate time?Expected quality level reached?Step 2averify requirementsNext --> IIS Smooth streaming
- 16. Step 2bIIS Smooth streamingRequirements reached: try to send better quality frames if allowedRequirement failed: sent lower quality frames until a better quality can be sendStep 2badjust fragmentsAn introduction to Silverlight 413Next --> IIS Smooth streaming
- 17. User experienceIIS Smooth streamingNo visible buffering, no lag
- 18. The user gets the best quality that’s possible due his limitations (internet, hardware, software)
- 19. High definition experienceUser experienceAn introduction to Silverlight 414Next --> IIS Smooth streaming
- 20. Bandwith demoIIS Smooth streamingBandwidth demoAn introduction to Silverlight 415Next --> Modular Application Dev. with Prism
- 21. Modular app dev with prismModular Application Dev.with PrismA presentation brought to you by MichaëlCloots, Tom Beuckelaere
- 22. User experiencePrism 4.0Composite Application FrameworkModular applicationsSilverlight & WPFLoosely coupled componentsAn introduction to Silverlight 417Next --> Advantages Prism
- 23. User experiencePrism 4.0 : AdvantagesModularityMaintainable Unit testingReusable codeMVVM SupportAn introduction to Silverlight 418Next --> Prism & CAB
- 24. User experiencePrism 4.0 & CABCAB doesn’t support SilverlightSame conceptSome changesAn introduction to Silverlight 419Next --> Differences CAB - Prism
- 25. User experienceDifferences CAB - PrismApplication StartupModulesWorkitemsUI LayoutAn introduction to Silverlight 420Next --> Differences CAB - Prism
- 26. User experienceDifferences CAB - PrismServicesDependency injectionEvent brokerCommandsAn introduction to Silverlight 421Next --> Demo – Prism Modular Application
- 27. User experiencePrismDemo Prism – Modular applicationAn introduction to Silverlight 422Next --> The extensibility of the Silverlight UI
- 28. Extensibility of the silverlight uiThe extensibility of the Silverlight UIA presentation brought to you by MichaëlCloots, Tom Beuckelaere
- 29. User experienceMicrosoft Expression BlendDesign astonishing applications with the power of a design programSilverlight 3, Silverlight 4, .net 3.5, .net 4Designer <> Programmer, no coding skills required!An introduction to Silverlight 424Next --> Microsoft Expression Blend
- 30. User experienceMicrosoft Expression BlendSketch Flow: rapid prototypingAdobe Photoshop / Adobe Illustrator ImportAn introduction to Silverlight 425Next --> Microsoft Expression Blend
- 31. User experienceMicrosoft Expression BlendSketch Flow: demo shopBlend: demoAn introduction to Silverlight 426Next --> Silverlight Toolkit
- 32. User experienceSilverlight ToolkitFull library with Silverlight controls- high performance datagrid- Busy Indicator- Charts- UI ThemesAn introduction to Silverlight 427Next --> Silverlight Toolkit
- 33. User experienceSilverlight ToolkitDemo Toolkit SamplesAn introduction to Silverlight 428Next --> Component kits
- 34. User experienceComponent KitsRadControls for Silverlight – TelerikUser Interface Edition for Silverlight – SyncfusionVIBlend Controls for SilverlightNetAdvantage for Silverlight line of Business – InfragisticsAn introduction to Silverlight 429Next --> Component kits
- 35. User experienceComponent KitsWebUI Solutions – Intersoft SolutionsWeb.UI for Silverlight – ComponentArtStudio for Silverlight – ComponentOneSilverlight Controls – Visual WebGuiAn introduction to Silverlight 430Next --> Component kits
- 36. Entity framework, wcf servicesMulti-Layer architecture in Prism with Entity Framework and WCF ServicesA presentation brought to you by MichaëlCloots, Tom Beuckelaere
- 37. User experienceMulti-Layer architectureAn introduction to Silverlight 432Next --> DAL
- 38. User experienceDAL (Data Access Layer)Entity Framework EntityClassMetadataClassAn introduction to Silverlight 433Next --> BL
- 39. User experienceBL (Business Logic Layer)Queries based on entity classLinqAutoMapperAn introduction to Silverlight 434Next --> Service layer (GUI.Facade)
- 40. User experienceService LayerWCF RIA Services Class LibraryAn introduction to Silverlight 435Next --> GUI
- 41. User experienceGUIPrism ModulesMVVMAn introduction to Silverlight 436Next --> Prism QuickStartSolution
- 42. User experiencePrism QuickStartSolutionDemo Prism QuickStartSolutionMVVMAn introduction to Silverlight 437
- 43. Supported byThis presentation was supported byPrism for Silverlight blog(www.prismforsilverlight.com)-Elmos N.V.(www.elmos.be)-BIT IT Consultancy(www.bitconsult.be)-Dotnetacademy(www.dotnetacademy.be)