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This is part 2 in a 2 part series. Silverlight is a .NET-based API, which allows you to author interactive web content in a browser and OS neutral manner. In this presentation, you will come to understand the Silverlight framework and runtime plug-in, the role of Silverlight XAML, base class library integration the ASP.NET Silverlight web controls. This talk will also contract the functionality of Silverlight 2.0 to previous releases, and overview numerous development tools (such as Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft Blend).

This is part 1 of a 2 part series. Silverlight is a .NET-based API, which allows you to author interactive web content in a browser and OS neutral manner. In this presentation, you will come to understand the Silverlight framework and runtime plug-in, the role of Silverlight XAML, base class library integration the ASP.NET Silverlight web controls. This talk will also contract the functionality of Silverlight 2.0 to previous releases, and overview numerous development tools (such as Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft Blend).

When Microsoft released SQL Server 2008, it became apparent that developers must understand and take advantage of its new features. In this presentation, SQL Server developers will be introduced to all the latest new capabilities and changes in this release.

This is part 2 of a 2 part series. Feeling like Java EE has gotten too complicated? You are not alone! The answer to simplifying Java enterprise application development is Spring. Spring is a lightweight open source application framework that utilizes simple plain old Java objects (JavaBeans) to construct applications that previously were only possible with technologies like EJB and mounds of JDBC code. In addition to many other modules, Spring provides a full-featured Model View Controller framework for building Web applications. In addition to introducing Spring, this talk examines Spring and how it compares to other notable Java MVC frameworks like Struts, Java Server Faces and Tapestry.

This is part 1 of a 2 part series. Feeling like Java EE has gotten too complicated? You are not alone! The answer to simplifying Java enterprise application development is Spring. Spring is a lightweight open source application framework that utilizes simple plain old Java objects (JavaBeans) to construct applications that previously were only possible with technologies like EJB and mounds of JDBC code. In addition to many other modules, Spring provides a full-featured Model View Controller framework for building Web applications. In addition to introducing Spring, this talk examines Spring and how it compares to other notable Java MVC frameworks like Struts, Java Server Faces and Tapestry.

In this introductory Podcast on WPF, you will understand the motivation behind WPF, learn the syntax of XAML, examine the core programming model, and survey several WPF services. Also, you will overview the WPF support provided by Visual Studio and Expression Blend.

This introductory podcast introduces you to the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) API. Here you will learn about the problems WCF attempts to solve, study the ABCs (addresses, bindings, and contracts) of building a WCF application, and explore some common WCF development tools.