Silverlight 2 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.
To learn more about Silverlight, see Silverlight Overview and Getting Started with Silverlight in the Silverlight documentation on MSDN.
| Animations |
Describes how to create basic animations by changing property values and by using key frames. |
| Audio and Video |
Describes how to integrate media into your applications. |
| Images |
Describes how to integrate images into your applications. |
| Deep Zoom |
Describes how to create a Deep Zoom image, load a Deep Zoom image, and add interactivity. |
| Control Templates |
Describes how to create a ControlTemplate to customize the appearance of a CheckBox control. |
| Data Binding to Controls |
Describes how to data bind to a control and customize the display. |
| HTML Bridge |
Describes how to access the HTML DOM from managed code, and to call managed code from JavaScript. |
| Isolated Storage |
Describes how to save and retrieve data as key-value pairs or files in isolated storage. |
| LINQ to XML |
Describes hows how to use LINQ to filter, group, sort, transform, and project an RSS feed. |
| Syndication Feeds |
Describes how to create a Silverlight client that can access and display a syndication service. |
| Web Services |
Provides an introduction to using Web services in Silverlight. |
| Dynamic Languages |
Demonstrates dynamic languages (Python and Ruby) by showing the DLR Console sample. |
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