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Silverlight QuickStarts

Silverlight allows you to create Rich Internet Applications for the Web. The following QuickStarts demonstrate some of the key features of Silverlight. The QuickStarts include running samples, code snippets in C# and Visual Basic, and links to the Silverlight documentation to get you started creating Silverlight-based applications.


Animations

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Describes how to create basic animations by changing property values and by using key frames.


Images

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Describes how to integrate images into your applications.


Control Templates

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Describes how to create a ControlTemplate to customize the appearance of a CheckBox control.


HTML Bridge

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Describes how to access the HTML DOM from managed code, and to call managed code from JavaScript.


LINQ TO XML

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Describes hows how to use LINQ to filter, group, sort, transform, and project an RSS feed.


Web Services

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Provides an introduction to using Web services in Silverlight.


Three D

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Describes how to create 3D effects.


Audio and Video

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Describes how to integrate media into your applications.


Deep Zoom

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Describes how to create a Deep Zoom image, load a Deep Zoom image, and add interactivity.


Data Binding to Controls

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Describes how to data bind to a control and customize the display.


Isolated Storage

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Describes how to save and retrieve data as key-value pairs or files in isolated storage.


Syndication Feeds

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Describes how to create a Silverlight client that can access and display a syndication service.


Dynamic Languages

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Demonstrates dynamic languages (Python and Ruby) by showing the DLR Console sample.