This upcoming Beta1 release includes core form controls (TextBox, CheckBox, RadioButton, etc), built-in layout management panels (StackPanel, Grid, Panel, etc), common functionality controls (Slider, ScrollViewer, Calendar, DatePicker, etc), and data manipulation controls (DataGrid, ListBox, etc). Rich Controls: Silverlight 2 includes a rich set of built-in controls that developers and designers can use to quickly build applications.NET Framework, and enables developers to re-use skills, controls, code and content to build both rich cross browser web applications, as well as rich desktop Windows applications. The WPF UI Framework in Silverlight is a compatible subset of the WPF UI Framework features in the full. In includes a powerful graphics and animation engine, as well as rich support for higher-level UI capabilities like controls, layout management, data-binding, styles, and template skinning. WPF UI Framework: Silverlight 2 includes a rich WPF-based UI framework that makes building rich Web applications much easier.This upcoming Beta1 release of Silverlight 2 provides a rich set of features for RIA application development. We will ship Visual Studio 2008 and Expression Studio tool support that enables great developer / designer workflow and integration when building Silverlight applications. NET language (including VB, C#, JavaScript, IronPython and IronRuby). Developers can write Silverlight applications using any. NET development platform that runs in the browser.
Silverlight 2 includes a cross-platform, cross-browser version of the. This is the first of several blog posts I'll be doing over the weeks and months ahead that talk in more depth about it. We are shortly going to release the first public beta of Silverlight 2, which will be a major update of Silverlight that focuses on enabling Rich Internet Application (RIA) development. Silverlight 1.0 focused on enabling rich media scenarios in a browser, and supports a JavaScript/AJAX programming model.
Last September we shipped Silverlight 1.0 for Mac and Windows, and announced our plans to deliver Silverlight on Linux. NET Community News Silverlight Visual Studio WPF
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