Mike Taulty DevDays 2010 Silverlight 4 - What's New Part 1

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This document summarizes Mike Taulty's presentation on the new features in Silverlight 4. Some key points from part 1 include: - Silverlight 4 includes improvements to controls, binding and validation, networking, and navigation. It also features better support for desktop and out-of-browser applications. - Visual Studio 2010 and Expression Blend 4 have been updated with new design-time features for working with Silverlight. - Networking capabilities have been expanded, including support for HTTP client stack, sockets, and WCF Data Services. - Navigation in Silverlight 4 is now pluggable through a new UriMapper and ContentLoader system. Part 2 of the presentation will cover

Change the Rules

Silverlight 4 – What’s New? ( part 1 )
Mike Taulty, Microsoft UK
mtaulty@microsoft.com
mtaulty.com
@mtaulty

Silverlight 4 is on its way launches at DevConnections
April 12-14

V1 V2 V3
Sept 2007 Oct 2008 July 2009

versions are back-compat, no side-by-side
Silverlight 4 is where you’d start today

Silverlight 4 is cross-browser, cross-platform

private mode browsing supported

Silverlight 4 is a major release
IDataErrorInfo XPath for XML MP4 DRM
Indic
Languages Commanding Google Chrome Sockets Security
Networking
Text Trimming
Cross-Domain Networking Offline DRM Fluid UI
Protected Path Output
INotifyDataErrorInfo Trusted Applications Right Click
Full Keyboard Full Screen
Silent Install HTML Drag/Drop
Composite Transform
BiDi & RTL
Webcam RichTextBox
StringFormat Printing COM Automation Private Mode Browsing

Custom Window Chrome Clipboard Access
Datagrid
Enhancements Local File System
Window Close Event Windowing controls
Extended Languages
UDP, WMS Multicast MVVM
XAP Signing Microphone MEF
WCF RIA Mouse Wheel
Full PNG Support
Services GPU Acceleration
Viewbox
Toast Notifications

this is a talk in 2 parts – don’t miss the 2nd part

• tooling, binding, validation, networking,
navigation

• controls, desktop integration ,
frameworks
• 16:30 today

Visual Studio 2010

Expression Blend 4

binding & validation

networking

navigation

control enhancements

desktop integration
• all applications
• out of browser applications
• trusted applications
frameworks
• WCF RIA Services
• Managed Extensibility Framework

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multitargeting

demo
Visual Studio 2010
drag/drop designer

properties window
• resources, binding, brushes, etc.

data sources window

document outline window

profiler support

assembly sharing

languages – C# 4 and VB 10

Change the Rules
MVVM support

demo
Expression Blend 4
design time resources & CLR data

ListBoxItem layout states

PathListBox

effects – additional & transitions

behaviors – more & conditional

data store

Sketchflow enhancements

Photoshop import enhancements

Change the Rules

demo
Validation
• IDataErrorInfo
• INotifyDataErrorInfo
Binding & Validation Binding
• String Indexers
• FallbackValue
• TargetNullValue
• StringFormat
• DependencyObject

networking
• Client networking stack for HTTP
– integrated authentication (automatic/pass-thru)
– caching, upload progress, referer header, connections
• Sockets
– TCP security policy – opt to download via HTTP
– UDP multicasting to [any/single] source groups
• WCF TCP channel
• WCF Data Services ( odata client, ‘Astoria’ )
– support for arbitrary projections of data
– automatic client-side tracking
– support for data-paging and result-set counts
– support for cross-domain

Change the Rules

demo
Networking
HTTP Client Stack
• integrated
authentication
WCF Data Services
• bindable/trackable
client side
• arbitrary projections

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session
“Silverlight 4 Networking Guided Tour”
Mike Taulty, Microsoft
10:50, Tomorrow

navigation
Silverlight already supports navigation & deep linking

Browser booksite/default.aspx#/authors.xaml?name=steinbeck

Silverlight
Frame Control /authors.xaml?name=steinbeck
Page
• NavigatedTo event
• NavigationContext
• access to query string

authors.xaml

pluggable navigation
Silverlight 4 makes it pluggable
navigate: http://booksite/default.aspx#/authors/steinbeck
navigate: /authors/steinbeck

Frame
ContentLoader
UriMapper
Uri MappedUri

/authors/{author} /views/authors.xaml?surname={author} Asynchronously turns the URI
/{pageName} /views/{pagename.xaml} into a Page or UserControl

Change the Rules

demo
pluggable navigation

thank you for coming – please provide feedback

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