- 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
15.18. Blend 3/SketchFlow
Although VS2010 contains excellent design-time support for WPF and Silverlight, if you make many aesthetic changes or are a designer, you are probably better off using Blend 3. Blend 3 also contains a great feature called SketchFlow that allows you to produce prototype applications (see Figure 15-33).
Figure 15.33. Blend 3 and SketchFlow
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