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Silverlight Training
Live Online & Classroom Enterprise Training
Silverlight training course teaches participants to build an application through a series of hands-on labs. This course covers Silverlight Project and Application Architecture, XAML, Layout Controls, User Interface Controls, Silverlight Resources, Styles, Templates and Themes and many more..
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- Silverlight Overview - Rich Internet Applications - tSilverlight History - tThe Silverlight Plug-In - tSilverlight implementationsn -
- Silverlight Clients and Servers - Silverlight Client Platforms - tSilverlight Browsers - tSilverlight Accessibility - tSilverlight Server Platformsn -
- The .NET Framework and Silverlight - What is the .NET Framework - t.NET Framework Features - tSilverlight vs. WPF - tSilverlight and WCn -
- Silverlight Development Tools - Visual Studio 2010 - tExpression Suiten -
- Silverlight Project Architecture - Visual Studio Solutions and Projects - tCreating a Silverlight Solution - tUnderstanding the Solution Structure - tSilverlight Project Contents - tWeb Project Contents -
- Silverlight Application Architecture - Silverlight Project Properties - tDeconstructing App.xaml - tDeconstructing App.xaml.cs - tDeconstructing MainPage.xaml - tDeconstructing MainPage.xaml.cs - tWeb Project Properties - tHTML Object Tag - tPositioning the Silverlight Plug-In -
- Additional Project Templates - Silverlight Navigation Application Template - tSilverlight Business Application Template -
- XAML Overview and Benefits
- XAML Namespaces
- Using the Visual Studio 2010 Designer
- Creating Controls in XAML
- Assigning Property Values - Attribute syntax - tChild element syntax - tAttached Properties - ttMarkup Extensions - tt - tResources - tData Binding - ttWorking with Controls in Code - tt - tNaming Elements - tReferencing - tCreating controls in Code - ttEvents and Event handlers - tt - tRouted Events - tMouse Events - tKeyboard Events -
- Grid
- Grid Splitter
- Canvas
- Clipping Regions
- StackPanel
- DockPanel
- WrapPanel
- Border
- ScrollViewer
- ViewBox
- Combining Layout Controls
- Control Sources
- Adding Controls to the Toolbox
- Text Controls - TextBlock - tTextBox - tPasswordBox - tRichTextBox -
- Buttons and Toggles - Button - tToggleButton - tCheckBox - tRadioButton - tNested Contentn -
- Range Controls - Slider - tScrollBar - tNumericUpDown -
- Content Management Controls - Navigation Controls - tTab Control - tExpander - tAccordion -
- Working with Expression Blend - Silverlight Projects in Blend - tBlend User Interface - tToolbox -
- Working with Objects and Properties - Objects and Timeline Panel - tProperties Panel - ttBrushe - tt -
- Brush Types
- Gradient Brushes
- Gradient Brush Properties - Shapes and Paths - tEffects and Behaviors - tTransformations, Projections and Animation -
- Resources - Resource Storage - tResource Dictionary -
- Styles - Implicit Styles - tReferenced Styles - tBasedOn Style -
- Visual State Manager - State Transitions - tActivating States -
- Templates - Control Templates - tControl Parts -
- Control Benefits
- Control Class Hierarchy
- Control Creation Options
- UserControls vs. Custom Controls
- Creating UserControls
- Creating Custom Controls
- Creating Useful Properties - Choosing a Property Implementation - tUnderstanding DependencyObject - tUnderstanding DependencyProperties - tDependencyProperty Value Precedence - tCreating a DependencyProperty - tUnderstanding INotifyPropertyChanged - tImplementing INotifyPropertyChanged -
- Debugging in Visual Studio - Stepping Through Code - tSetting Breakpoints - tViewing Values - tMaking Sense of Exceptions -
- Exception Handling in Silverlight - Silverlight Plug-In Errors - tSilverlight Plug-In Error Configuration - tEnabling JavaScript Debugging - tInternet Explorer Error Response - tSilverlight Exception Bubbling - tDefault Silverlight Exception Handling Behavior - tImproving Silverlight Exception Handling -
- Other Debugging Tools - Reflector - tInternet Explorer Developer Tools - tFiddler - tSilverlight Spy -
- HTML Bridge
- Full Screen Support
- Out of Browser Support
- Elevated Trust
- File IO
- Isolated Storage
- Asynchronous Patterns - Understanding Asynchronous Patterns - tMaking Asynchronous Calls - tAsynchronous State Results - tUpdating the User Interface -
- Accessing the Web - Web Access using WebClient - tWeb Access using HttpWebRequest - tUsing the Uri class - tDealing with Cross Domain Access Issues -
- Connecting to Web Services - Introduction to Web Services - tCreating a Simple WCF Service - tUnderstanding Service Contracts - tUnderstanding Data Contracts - tCreating Silverlight WCF Clients - tCalling a WCF Service from Silverlight -
- Other Networking Options
- Introduction to Data Binding
- Binding Values to Controls - The Binding Markup Extension - tUsing ElementName Binding - tUsing Data Source - tUsing the DataContext - tBinding Modes - tValue Converters - tValidation -
- ItemsControls and ItemTemplates
- ItemsControl - tItemTemplate -
- Binding Collections to Controls
- DataControls
- Binding in Visual Studio 2010
- Binding in Expression Blend
Who is the instructor for this training?
The trainer for this Silverlight Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.
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