- Copyright
- Dedication
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Introduction
- The Visual Studio IDE and MEF
- Language and Dynamic Changes
- CLR and BCL Changes
- Parallelization and Threading Enhancements
- Windows Workflow Foundation 4
- Why Use Windows Workflow Foundation?
- What Can Windows Workflow Do for Me?
- What Is Windows Workflow Foundation?
- Existing WF3 Users
- Hello WF4
- Creating Your Own Activities
- Invoking Workflows
- Flowchart
- WCF/Messaging Improvements
- WCF Workflow Service Applications
- Miscellaneous Improvements
- John McLoughlin
- Summary
- Windows Communication Foundation
- Entity Framework
- WCF Data Services
- ASP.NET
- Project Templates
- Web.config
- IDE Changes
- Code Snippets
- Deployment
- ViewState
- ClientIDMode
- Response.RedirectPermanent()
- Metatags
- URL Routing
- HTML Encoding
- URL and Query String Length
- Valid URL Characters
- Accessibility and Standards
- Further Control Enhancements
- Autostart Web Applications
- Compress Session State
- Caching
- Resource Monitoring
- Charting Controls
- Dynamic Data Framework
- Summary
- Further Reading
- ASP.NET AJAX Framework
- jQuery
- ASP.NET MVC
- MVC History
- Why MVC?
- An Existing MVC Application
- What a State
- Type Initialization
- Installing MVC
- Creating the MVC Application
- Displaying a List of Data
- ASP.NET MVC and JavaScript
- Custom Routing
- ASP.NET MVC and Security
- Extending MVC
- Testing
- ASP.NET MVC V2
- ASP.NET MVC in the Real World
- What's Next?
- ASP.NET MVC Highlights
- Considerations
- Summary
- Further Reading
- Silverlight Introduction
- Silverlight vs. Flash
- Silverlight in the Real World
- WPF
- XAML
- Silverlight Requirements and Installation
- Expression Blend
- Creating a New Silverlight Project
- Adding Silverlight to Your Application
- Positioning Elements
- Attached and Dependency Properties
- Layout Controls
- Simple Animation
- HTML Integration
- Embedding Content in a Silverlight Application
- Loading XAML Dynamically
- Media
- Additional Controls
- Data Binding
- Network Communications
- Summary
- Further Reading
- WPF 4.0 and Silverlight 3.0
- IDE Enhancements
- New Controls
- Windows 7 Integration
- Multitouch Functionality
- Binding Changes
- Text-Rendering Improvements
- Silverlight 3.0
- Offline Applications
- Deep Linking and Browser History
- Local Connections
- Styles
- Save File Dialog Box
- Element to Element Binding
- Effects and Transformations
- Media
- Performance
- Miscellaneous Enhancements
- Blend 3/SketchFlow
- Silverlight 4.0
- Silverlight in the Real World
- Summary
- Further Reading
- Windows Azure
- Azure Overview
- Architecture
- Web Roles
- Deployment
- Local Storage
- Worker Roles
- Storage in Azure
- Azure Storage
- Let's REST for a Minute
- Accessing the REST API Directly
- Queues
- Table Storage
- Other Azure Services
- Pricing and SLA
- Real-World Azure
- Advantages
- Disadvantages
- Summary
- Further Reading
- Final Thoughts
- Index
14.4. XAML
Silverlight applications are developed using eXtensible Application Markup Language (XAML). XAML is an XML-based language that is used to describe objects. XAML is used in other areas of .NET such as WPF and WCF. You can expect to see Microsoft making increasing use of XAML for many different purposes in the future.
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