My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

The last two days I've been speaking at the the MIX:UK conference that was held this week in London.  We had a sold out crowd of 500 people come to learn more about some of the new Microsoft web technologies.

I gave 5 talks at the conference, including the Keynote and 4 breakout talks: Building Silverlight Applications with .NET (Part 1 and 2), and Building ASP.NET 3.5 Applications with VS 2008 (Part 1 and 2).  I also had the chance to participate on 2 panels (including a really fun one where we sat around and drank tea, ate biscuits, and discussed technology trends).

Below are the slides + demos from my talks if you are interested in downloading them.

Building Silverlight Applications with .NET (Part 1 and 2)

This two part session drilled into how to build Silverlight 1.1 applications using .NET.  I really like the slide + sample approach of this talk (I first gave it at MIX:Hungary in June), and think it provides a really good way to learn the programming concepts of Silverlight 1.1 using .NET.

  • Click here to download the slides from the talk. 
  • Click here to download the samples from the talk.

Note: All samples are built using the current Silverlight 1.1 Alpha and VS 2008 Beta2 with the Silverlight Tools Alpha Installed. 

Building ASP.NET Applications using VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 (Part 1 and 2)

This two part session was primarily a demo driven talk that shows off many of the new improvements for ASP.NET with .NET 3.5 and VS 2008. 

  • Click here to download the slides from the talk.
  • Click here to download the samples from the talk (these require VS 2008 Beta2).

To learn more about VS 2008 and .NET 3.5 Beta2 for web development, please also check out these recent blog articles of mine that cover some of its features in more detail:

General:

VS 2008:

ASP.NET in .NET 3.5:

LINQ to SQL:

New Language Features:

One last note...

I usually get at least 4-5 emails a week from people asking whether they can re-use some of my slides/samples for their own presentations (or books).  My answer to this is always "absolutely!"  Please do not worry about asking for permission on this - you can always re-use any of the content from my talks and blog postings (and feel free to re-use slides and decks wholesale).  I write this content to help people learn how to use .NET - so you helping spread the information is pure goodness from my perspective (my blog is technically not part of my official job, rather just a side hobby I enjoy and find useful).

Hope this helps,

Scott
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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Wednesday, September 12, 2007 10:11 PM by Ben Hayat

Enjoy your trip Scott!

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Wednesday, September 12, 2007 11:57 PM by Andrew Tobin

The last note is good to hear.  I actually used a bit of the structure in how you presented LINQ (and the Extension Methods, Lambda Expressions, etc that it's built on) to do a talk last night for our local .NET User Group.

It actually went down really well, even though we had it on a night when the biggest concert in years hit town so the numbers were down a bit.

So, thanks for all that!

Our next question is how to use LINQ for Web Services - I've been reading your comments about using the attach() method, but I'd love to see a basic structure outline on passing objects - or where LINQ comes in to play.

Can you pass LINQ objects over Web Services, or pass a collection and return a ChangeSet, or ...?

Anyway, thanks again, it's been a big help.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Wednesday, September 12, 2007 11:58 PM by Vikram

Thanks for posting these stuff. Its always useful to watch your slides and demos. They are very very helpful.

# My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008 - ScottGu's Blog

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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 2:19 AM by Ken

Nice demo!  Do you have any plans for an advanced control creation demo?  I love those 1.1Alpha controls you guys put out and have really learned a lot from digging into that code.  It is a lot of trial and error and being able to see how you guys took the Alpha scroll bars for instance and turned them into the production level product would really help me understand the process.

I'm at the point right now where I can do what I want to do but it isn't always the correct way to go about things.  In other words it works but I know there are more efficient less code-intensive ways.

Or another really cool presentation would be an educational one about how to identify when you are wasting code re-writing what XAML already does in a tag or two.  I get nailed by that a lot.  I have a huge list of online resources marked, yet it seems every day I see where two days ago I wasted a couple hours.  It is hard to really know what to search for, probably my lack of XAML knowledge.  I wish I would've jumped on that stuff a year ago but I didn't until Silverlight because I was making my living writing web apps.

Keep up the great work!

--- Ken

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 2:47 AM by DotNet Resources

Great list of resource for learning, thank you very much!!

# My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 2:59 AM by Test

The last two days I've been speaking at the the MIX:UK conference that was held this week in London.

# ScottGu's Slides/Samples from MIX:UK

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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 3:17 AM by Galcho

Wow! I am surprised to learn that this great blog is rather hobby than part of your job. Your posts are one of my primary sources for info about VS 2008. They helped me a lot while I was wrapping LINQ & C# 3.0 tutoral in Bulgarian (www.galcho.com/.../Page1.aspx)

Thanks a lot for sharing the news and slides for re-use.

Gretings form Bulgaria!

Galin Iliev

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 3:32 AM by Mike

"my blog is technically not part of my official job, rather just a side hobby I enjoy and find useful"

It is very useful! So do you not blog while at work?

# Slides and Demos from ScottGu's Mix:UK Sessions

Thursday, September 13, 2007 4:06 AM by Mike Ormond's Blog

Scott's posted the slides and demos and a note to say you're free to re-use these wholesale. It was a

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 4:52 AM by Lee Timmins

Hi Scott, i've just returned from mix uk and had a great time.  Particularly enjoyed the new Visual Studio 2008 features.  Appreciate the step by step approach you take in your presentations / blog posts.  Thanks again.

# MIX:UK 07 « Lee Dale

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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:01 AM by Mohammed El-Sayed

Nice shot like usual Scott. Enjoy your time in London, you may come by and visit egypt, it's the other coast out there :)

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:03 AM by Adam

Hey Scott, brilliant sessions and thanks!

I just had one question about the CSS editing in VS2008. Will it support shorthand CSS?

margin-left:10px;

margin-bottom:15px;

margin-top:20px;

margin-right:25px;

looks much messier to me than just and will obviously help keep file sizes down etc

margin: 10px 15px 20px 25px;

Thanks again!

Adam

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:16 AM by ScottGu

Hi Andrew,

>>>>>> Our next question is how to use LINQ for Web Services - I've been reading your comments about using the attach() method, but I'd love to see a basic structure outline on passing objects - or where LINQ comes in to play.  Can you pass LINQ objects over Web Services, or pass a collection and return a ChangeSet, or ...?

I'm still playing around with this myself - and should hopefully have some answers later this month.  There are also a few changes coming to LINQ to SQL for RTM which makes the discoverability of how to use Attach() a little easier (which I'll also post about soon).

Hope this helps,

Scott

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:20 AM by ScottGu

Hi Ken,

>>>>>> Nice demo!  Do you have any plans for an advanced control creation demo?  I love those 1.1Alpha controls you guys put out and have really learned a lot from digging into that code.  It is a lot of trial and error and being able to see how you guys took the Alpha scroll bars for instance and turned them into the production level product would really help me understand the process.

We are going to be launching a Silverlight Control Toolkit in the months ahead (like we did with the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit).  This will provide a good place to check out control ideas (as well as to help potentially contribute a few).  We'll also be publishing the source code for all of the controls we deliver in Silverlight 1.1 directly.

>>>>>>> I'm at the point right now where I can do what I want to do but it isn't always the correct way to go about things.  In other words it works but I know there are more efficient less code-intensive ways.

One of the things we are doing right now is ramping up our documentation and overall www.silverlight.net community efforts.  Hopefully more information and best practices will be being shared publically soon!

Thanks,

Scott

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:22 AM by ScottGu

Hi Mike,

>>>>>> "my blog is technically not part of my official job, rather just a side hobby I enjoy and find useful"  It is very useful! So do you not blog while at work?

Glad you find it useful! :-)  I don't actually blog at work - usually I write it in the late evenings (once everyone else has gone to bed!).

Thanks,

Scott

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:24 AM by ScottGu

Hi Adam,

>>>>>> I just had one question about the CSS editing in VS2008. Will it support shorthand CSS?

I know that VS 2008 handles short-hand CSS today just fine.  I sent out mail to someone on the team to see whether there is an option to have it generate it by default when creating brand new styles.

Hope this helps,

Scott

# Diapositivas y ejemplos de Scott Guthrie en MIX:UK conference

Thursday, September 13, 2007 5:30 AM by Fouz Blog

Para que lo vamos a negar... que grande es este hombre!!! En su último post podremos encontrar los samples

# MSDN Blog Postings » Slides and Demos from ScottGu's Mix:UK Sessions

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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 6:58 AM by Mike Hadlow

Hi Scott, really enjoyed your presentations and especially the tea and biscuits session. I was the guy sitting at the front who asked you about TDD at Microsoft. I was very interested in what you had to say about supporting IoC containers and the new MVC framework for ASP.NET. Do you have any links/resources about these?

Thanks, and I hope you enjoyed your time in London.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 7:59 AM by Catto

Hey Now Scott,

Your blog is one of my favorite ways to learn about .NET. Thanks for all the content you post.

Catto

# Silverlight Fan » Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008 Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Examples, Samples, Games, Tutorials and Videos about Silverlight

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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 8:12 AM by Dominic Green

Brilliant! I have to say I really enjoyed your talks at MIX:UK and makes me go on to learn all that I can.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 8:23 AM by Ryan

It's great to see the notes and demos from your talks posted so quickly. Thank you so much for the presentations you gave in London (yesterday and Tuesday) - they made my first visit to a Microsoft conference very enjoyable. Thanks!

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 9:21 AM by ScottGu

Hi Mike,

>>>>> Hi Scott, really enjoyed your presentations and especially the tea and biscuits session. I was the guy sitting at the front who asked you about TDD at Microsoft. I was very interested in what you had to say about supporting IoC containers and the new MVC framework for ASP.NET. Do you have any links/resources about these?

It was great meeting you!  We are going to be publishing more details on the new MVC framework over the next few weeks.  The team today is actually doing a design review to discuss IoC container extensibility, and will make sure it can integrate with multiple IoC implementations (including Windsor).

Hope this helps,

Scott

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 9:21 AM by ScottGu

Hi Catto/Dominic/Ryan,

Glad I could help!

Thanks,

Scott

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 10:21 AM by Josh Stodola

Scott: your final paragraph of this post is very inspirational.  You are a saint!  If you spend alot of your free/spare time maintaining this blog, you should stick a Paypal donation button somewhere.  The quality and quantity of information here is priceless, IMO.  Best blog on the web, hands down.  Keep up the fantastic work!

# Secondo week-end lungo consecutivo

Thursday, September 13, 2007 10:42 AM by Alessandro Scardova @ UgiDotNet

Secondo week-end lungo consecutivo

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 12:56 PM by Jeff King (Microsoft)

Hi Adam,

>>>>>> I just had one question about the CSS editing in VS2008. Will it support shorthand CSS?

VS2008 will always be able to read/understand shorthand styles and display them accurately in the Design View preview.  As for generation, there is a Tools Options setting underneath "HTML Designer > CSS Styling > Use shorthand properties when generating styles."  I believe it is checked by default.  (Note, there are a few dialogs that might not respect this setting, but everything else on the design surface should.)

Hope this helps,

Jeff

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 4:14 PM by James

The ASP.net MVC UI Framework sound great. I'm look forward to it!

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 4:31 PM by Gareth Emslie

Hi Scott,

Great sessions at MIX UK!!

Your blog is one which I follow closely, quality of your posts is great keep em coming.

Cheers

Gareth

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 4:32 PM by Josh

>>>>>>> It was great meeting you!  We are going to be publishing more details on the new MVC framework over the next few weeks.  The team today is actually doing a design review to discuss IoC container extensibility, and will make sure it can integrate with multiple IoC implementations (including Windsor).

will there be a beta or CTP download available soon for this, I am very interested to see Microsoft's version of MVC. Thanks Scott.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Thursday, September 13, 2007 7:03 PM by Kurt Euler

Scott (or anyone): Please explain how Microsoft is positioning VWD 2008, with its new web design features, against the paid-for Expressions product. What are (still) things that can one do with Expression that can't be done with VWD?

Thanks!

-Kurt

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Friday, September 14, 2007 11:53 AM by bpatters

Are there any plans for Silverlight 1.1 to add support for Animating user defined DependencyProperties? Right now we can only target Silverlight standard DependencyProperties, it's really hard to support customer controls when you can't animate the custom controls custom DependencyProperties.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Friday, September 14, 2007 2:19 PM by Laurent Duveau

"my blog is technically not part of my official job, rather just a side hobby I enjoy and find useful"

Wow nice hobby!

# Presentaciones y ejemplo del MIX:UK - Creando aplicaciones Silverlight con .NET y aplicaciones ASP.NET con VS 2008 « Thinking in .NET

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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Friday, September 14, 2007 5:01 PM by Eduardo Felipe Tardin

Good Job Scoot. Your work have been the best.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Saturday, September 15, 2007 8:04 AM by David Martin

Great presentations at Mix, I enjoyed it loads and got a lot out of it.

The Linq slides have been useful and I since playing with it really like using it for sorting / searching custom objects. Plus the XML support is great! A few slides showing the wide scope of Linq would have been good.

This is the first time I have looked at this technology, will I be able to use Linq within Silverlight 1.1, it would be cool for various client side data manipulation and using the isoStore.

I have just Bloged about Mix talking about how my company might use some of the recently presented technology- check it out.. attbdm.spaces.live.com/.../cns!D2597A45ACFEAD52!126.entry

Thanks for a great show.

# Interesting articles (September 15)

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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Saturday, September 15, 2007 11:34 AM by Jaime

Hi scott. i have a question about your blog published at Friday, June 15, 2007. You wrote tip-trick-creating-packaged-asp-net-setup-programs-with-vs-2005.aspx. I was asking my self if there is a way  to accept password characters when im asking for a password. Thanks for the help.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Saturday, September 15, 2007 3:20 PM by Zeeshan Hirani

NorthWindDataContext context = new NorthWindDataContext();

           context.Log = Console.Out;

           var product1 = context.Products.Where(p => p.ProductID == 1).First();

           var product2 = context.Products.Where(p => p.ProductID == 1).First();

           if (product1 == product2)

           {

               Console.WriteLine("Same object");

           }

           Console.ReadLine();

How could above point to the same object. I dont understand it. They both explicity when to the database and executed sql statement. so even though they have same data but how they be same object?

I am confused.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Sunday, September 16, 2007 4:46 AM by Phil Grigg

Great job Scott - your team does a huge job!

Cannot stress the need for Silverlight supporting WebCam functionality as Flash does. Not concerned about formats too much - just needs to do it. I can understand issues around access items outside sandbox (webcam) - I read somewhere you are pushing the fact that Silverlight does not have all these security prompts. You would need one for Webcam access.

Would be great to get some feed back on Video Recording in Silverlight - there are alot of questions going into the ether on the subject.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Sunday, September 16, 2007 8:32 AM by Ramon Durães

Hi Scott,

VS2008 b2 Nested Master Pages work only in WebSite project?

tks,

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Sunday, September 16, 2007 6:31 PM by David Latimer

Scott thanks for all your work. I appreciate it. I have one favour to ask, however. Can I have a nickel for everytime you say "go ahead"? As in, "I'm going to go ahead and ..." "You can go ahead and ...". I just listened to this (silverlight.net/.../slVideo.aspx) and found it very distracting.

# Scott Gu's Slides for Building Silverlight Applications with .NET (Part 1 and 2)

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# New and Notable 191

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# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Tuesday, September 18, 2007 4:01 PM by Gareth Emslie

Hi Scott,

I have been using Expression Blend 1 retail for the last couple of days and have noticed an issue with the left hand side toolbox, when I right click on an item to expand it it crops the popup menu and you can only see a quarter of the popup I have placed a link below to a screenshot of this.

www.soft-cor.com/.../expressionblend.jpg

Im running Vista Ultimate 64 bit and had Orcas beta 2 installed  but removed it as according to another post it could have been the source of the issue. I noticed at MIX that there was no such glitch in your interface in your presentation... I was wondering If you know of a fix for this issue?

regards

Gareth

# Thoughts on Mix:UK « London Coder

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# Silverlight 1.0

Tuesday, September 18, 2007 11:27 PM by ATechTypeThing.com

I was going to post a my thoughts on the EU ruling against Microsoft, but I do not have time today to

# Demos zur Basta 2007

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Auf der Basta 2007 habe ich in der Keynote und in meinem Vortrag zu "Visual Studio 2008 und .NET Framework

# Visual Studio 2008

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Last week I attended MIX:UK 07 - the Microsoft showcase of all their upcoming web based technologies.

# re: My Slides/Samples from MIX:UK - Building Silverlight Apps with .NET and Building ASP.NET Apps with VS 2008

Friday, September 21, 2007 5:43 AM by Daniel Dyson

Hi Scott. I was at Mix 07 in London. Great Job! I did notice one thing though. Whenever someone asked you a question, you would say "Good question..." and then answer them. What do you say when someone asks you a really stupid question. On second thoughts, Don't answer that. Keep up the great blogging. You have saved me a number of times.

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# MIXUK Recordings Avail. - "The Windows Live sessions are some of the best I've seen"

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# Tips Silverlight › CalinSoft

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# Demos: Web con VS2008 y Silverlight con VS2008

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Holas! En los eventos pasados , quedo pendiente la publicación de las demos que realicé. Demo 01 - Desarrollo

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# Silverlight 文章收集

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# New and Notable 191

Tuesday, December 02, 2008 8:08 PM by Sam Gentile's Blog

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