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Welcome to the Silverlight section of C# Corner. On this section, you will find Silverlight related articles, tutorials, blogs, articles, videos, forums, and news.
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Progressbar control in Silverlight 3.0
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Dhananjay Kumar
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Nov 16, 2009
In this article, I will explain couple of things step by step. First how to work with Progressbar control of Silver Light 3.0.Then how to consume WCF service in Silverlight application when both are in same solution.
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Charting in Silverlight
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Mahesh Chand
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Nov 09, 2009
This tutorial demonstrates how to use charting applications in Silverlight using Silverlight Toolkit. First you will learn how to get started with the Silverlight Toolkit and then create bar chart, line chart, pie chart, column chart, and scatter chart in a Silverlight application.
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Tweak Theme in Silverlight 3
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Diptimaya Patra
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Nov 06, 2009
In this article we will see how we can reduce Silverlight applications xap size. As you know themes are provided by Silverlight Toolkit. But if you include multiple themes your application would be too big.
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Isolated storage space in Silverlight
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Meetu Choudhary
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Aug 26, 2009
Isolated storage is a mechanism which, provide data storage isolation and safety by defining standardized ways of associating code with saved data. Standardization provides some more benefits as well.
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Free Silverlight Hosting
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Mahesh Chand
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Dec 13, 2008
Silverlight Streaming by Windows Live offers a free streaming and application hosting solution for delivering high-quality, cross-platform, cross-browser, media-enabled rich interactive applications (RIAs). With the ability to author content in Microsoft Expression Encoder and other third-party editing environments, Web designers maintain complete control of the user experience.
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Chapter I: Introducing Silverlight
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Apress
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Dec 04, 2008
If you are already a .NET developer, you will be in familiar territory after learning XAML and its features. The correspondence of XAML to classes in .NET is a major strength, and the tool support built around XAML for designers and developers is strong and growing.
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Expression Blend 2.5 June Preview
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Nipun Tomar
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Aug 12, 2008
The Blend 2.5 June Preview has added support for flexible authoring of Silverlight 2 Beta 2 projects. Building on previous releases, the June Preview provides designers with even more control over the visual and interaction design for rich interactive web applications.
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Review: Software Review: Microsoft Expression Studio 2
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Mahesh Chand
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Feb 24, 2009
This is the second of a series of three reviews that will cover what is contained in the Microsoft Expression Studio 2 Collection. Expression Studio is the latest version of Microsoft's development design set. In Studio 2 there are five programs that are geared to Web and application developers and designers.
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State Management in Silverlight
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Mahesh Chand
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Jul 22, 2008
In Silverlight 2 everything is compiled and packaged into XAP files, which get copied on to the client machine whenever the person access the Silverlight based web site.
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Silverlight 2 Web Service Part IV - Making database calls through a ADO.NET Data Service
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Jonas Fagerberg
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Jun 10, 2009
This tutorial is meant to shed some light upon how you can call a database from a ADO.NET Data Service. This is the fourth turtorial in a series of tutorials on how to access remote data with a Service. In this tutorial we will read, insert, update and delete data in an SQL Server database. The data is displayed ad edited in a DataGrid control but can easily be modified to work for other types of controls.
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Silverlight 2 Web Service Part III - Single object Get and Update from database
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Jonas Fagerberg
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Jun 03, 2009
This tutorial is meant to shed some light upon how you can call a database from a Web Service. This is the third turtorial in a series of tutorials on how to access remote data with a Web Service. In this tutorial we write a database class with methods that returns and updates data in a database; the data is displayed in data bound controls. You can use the previous tutorial in this series as a starting point. In the next tutorial we will have a look at how you can work with multiple objects in a collaction.
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Silverlight 2 Web Service Part II - User Defined Type
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Jonas Fagerberg
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May 13, 2009
This tutorial is meant to shed some light upon how you can build your own Web Service using a WCF Service class. This is the second turtorial in a series of tutorials on how to access remote data with a Web Service. In this tutorial we create a user defined type called Product that will be returned from Web Service method. The returned Product will be displayed in two ways; the first by assigning the values to TextBlock contros in code, the second by assigning the Product instance to the DataContext property of the Grid and let the Grid propagate the values out to specific TextBox controls. We will also have a look at how bining validation works. Binding validation is a way to validate input values from controls, in this case it will be TextBox controls.
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Silverlight 2 Web Service Part I - The Beginning
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Jonas Fagerberg
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May 06, 2009
This tutorial is meant to shed some light upon how you can build you own Web Service using a WCF Service class. This is the first turtorial in a series of tutorials on how to access remote data with a Web Service. In this tutorial we start by simply returning a string from a Web Service method and displaying the value in the silverlight page, using a TextBlock, when the user clicks on a button. We also look at how you can dynamically use the current port alotted by Visual Studio in Debug mode without having to change he endpoint data in the configuration file.
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TreeView in Silverlight
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Mahesh Chand
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Feb 03, 2009
A TreeView control provides a hierarchical view of list items. This article demonstrates how to work with a TreeView control in Silverlight 2 using XAML and C#.
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Calendar Control in Silverlight
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Mahesh Chand
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Jan 28, 2009
A Calendar control is used to create a visual calendar that let users pick a date and fire an event on the selection of the date. This article demonstrates how to create and use a Calendar control in Silverlight using XAML and C#.
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Building and using a Class Library in Silverlight 2.0
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Mahesh Chand
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Jan 14, 2009
This step by step tutorial shows how to build a class library (DLL) for Silverlight 2.0 using Visual Studio 2008 and C# and how to use it in a client application. First part of this tutorial creates a class library and second part creates a Silverlight Web application that consumes the class library.
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Custom Control in Silverlight
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Mahesh Chand
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Jan 14, 2009
This tutorial discusses how to create and use custom controls in Silverlight 2.0 and Visual Studio 2008. The first part of the tutorial creates an ImageViewer user control and second part shows how to use this control in a Silverlight Web application.
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ComboBox in Silverlight
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Mahesh Chand
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Dec 03, 2008
A ComboBox control is an items control that works as a ListBox control but only one item from the collection is visible at a time. This article demonstrates how to create and use a ComboBox control in Silverlight using XAML and C#.
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WrapPanel in Silverlight
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Mahesh Chand
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Nov 25, 2008
A WrapPanel control is used to arrange child controls to arrange vertically or horizontally. This article demonstrates how to create and use a WrapPanel control in Silverlight using XAML and C#.
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