microsoft visual studio 2008 enu product family chart

#MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO 2008 ENU PRODUCT FAMILY CHART TRIAL#

This is one example of how Infragistics designs its controls specifically for the Silverlight platform following Microsoft’s conventions. You will find that the data binding of Infragistics Silverlight controls for Line of Business applications follows the familiar pattern that Microsoft introduced for XAML in the immensely popular Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) on which Silverlight was based. Listing 2 - Hierarchical data templates are the native XAML approach to create a parent-child tree structure in a bound Silverlight tree control.

Nothing says parent/child relationship like the xamWebTree™ (pronounced zam- Web- Tree). Whether it is document management using traditional file folders or streaming RSS feeds of real-time blog content being updated over the Internet, the tree view is one which your users are already intimately familiar. There are countless applications that rely on a hierarchical categorization of their contents and/or functionality.

#MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO 2008 ENU PRODUCT FAMILY CHART TRIAL#

If you’re already familiar with the new navigation features in Silverlight 3 that Infragistics takes advantage of, and want to go directly to the free trial, download your free trial from here. In this article I am going to show you some of the rich, outstanding Web-based applications that can be at your fingertips with these latest, native Silverlight 3 controls augmenting your Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2008 toolbox.

Infragistics® NetAdvantage® for Web Client - Silverlight controls for Line of Business applications gives you the tools for a sleek navigation user experience that ties directly into new Microsoft Silverlight 3 capabilities like the Navigation Framework.

Microsoft visual studio 2008 enu product family chart