Silverlight for In-Browser, Out-of-Browser and Elevated Applications
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Silverlight for In-Browser, Out-of-Browser and Elevated Applications

on Nov 4th 2010 with 3 comments
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  • Difficulty: Beginner
  • Screencast duration: 35 mins
This entry is part 10 of 15 in the Silverlight for Beginners Session
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Silverlight is known as a “browser plug-in” but it can easily be used to build 3 different kinds of applications cross-platform. There’s the browser app, the out-of-browser app and the elevated-trust out of browser app. Here we’ll take a look at how you build all 3.

We also look at how you offer an installation experience and how you can go around the upgrade/remove cycle for an out of browser application.

Thanks to Paul Irish for the browser icons :)

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Mike Taulty works in the Developer and Platform Group at Microsoft in the UK where he has spent the past few years helping developers understand and get the best from the Microsoft platform. Prior to this, Mike spent 3 years with Microsoft Consulting Services as a consultant on developer technologies. You can find more of a complete career history over on LinkedIn.  

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  1. viaria says:
    November 6, 2010 at 7:40 am

    dead tech. stop writing about it.

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