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Introduction to Expression Blend, a strong IDE for developing RIAs. However, you may want your Silverlight applications to contain some complicated design elements, and in these cases, it’s not much fun to edit the XAML manually. To address this problem, Microsoft has created Expression Blend, a product built to edit XAML documents visually.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-2221-0oft’s flagship development product, Visual Studio. This chapter provides an introduction to the latest version, Visual Studio 2008. You will learn about some of the new features that are particularly helpful for developers building RIAs with Silverlight, and then work through an exercise to try out

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-71697-4 would most likely turn to Adobe Flash. The cool thing for Microsoft .NET developers is that now we can do it all within the technologies that we know, and better yet, we can code it using .NET. Personally, I consider this the most exciting aspect of Silverlight 2. For years, I have been struggling

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