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      • Enterprise Software does not have to be boring
      • Building RIAs for Enterprise 2.0
      • with Silverlight
      • Sanju Sunny
    1. Agenda
      • Who is Avanade?
      • Enterprise 2.0 and RIA
      • Demos
      • Silverwhat?
      • Even More Demos
      • Hands-On – ”Hello World 2.0”
      • Lessons from the field
      • The Near Future
      • Increase adoption of RIA technologies
      • Improve User Experience for Enterprise Apps
      Copyright © 2009 Avanade/Accenture All Rights Reserved.
    2. Who is Avanade?
      • Joint venture between Accenture & Microsoft founded in 2001
      • Avanade is the premier global technology integrator for Microsoft solutions in the enterprise
      • 42 locations worldwide
      • Global Delivery Network
      • Technology Experts
      • Strong Assets
    3. ‘ Power of 3” : A Formidable Partnership Industry insight and business acumen focused on helping clients become high performance organizations Industry Solutions Cross industry and industry-specific solution s Horizontal Solutions/Accelerators Solutions that speed the design-build-run phase of solution implementation Deep Microsoft technology skills Solutions, Offerings and Assets Assets, a proven approach and certified experts ensure improvements across infrastructure and applications Enterprise software platform Microsoft Products/Engineered Platforms Solutions and services are built on the Microsoft software platform and servers
    4. Avanade in Singapore
      • Generic Marketing Video #1
      • VIDEO – Intro
    5. Why RIA?
      • The need for more sophisticated Web-based applications will drive the adoption of Rich Internet Applications.
      • Companies looking to differentiate themselves from the competition are focusing on design and customer experience.
      • DEMO – Contact Trace
    6. What is Enterprise 2.0?
      • “ A web-based environment that enhances business communication , business decision making and business innovation through:
      • Easier and tailored access to business information , expertise and knowledge
      • Faster and more flexible information and knowledge authoring and sharing
      • Lower-cost application and system deployment ” BI Research
    7. RIA + Enterprise 2.0
      • More perspectives:
        • “ Enterprise 2.0 demands light-weight software that is easy to adopt, use and integrate ” Sandhill Group
        • “ Liberation of previously inaccessible information ”
        • “ Leverages collective intelligence of many”
      • DEMO – Microsoft Common User Interface for Healthcare
      • DEMO – Rich Island Example
    8. RIA Paradigm
      • Form submission is transparent to user
      • Validation, interaction, and flow code on the client side
      • Only parts of page are updated at a time
      • Richer interactivity
      • Asynchronous
      • Stateful
      • Shift from page based web applications
      • Wide adoption of formats and architectures (XML, SOAP, REST, E4X, RSS)
    9. Benefits of RIA
      • Increased user stickiness
      • Increased user interface responsiveness
      • Reduced abandonment rate
      • Reduced page load, server load, & network traffic
      • Process simplification (fewer pages per process)
      • Deployment simplification (integrates by design with SOA)
      • Offline capabilities (users can be occasionally connected)
    10. RIA Real World Case Studies
      • 70% application performance increase
      • 50%-90% bandwidth/network reductions
      • 70% decrease in call center calls
      • 50% increase in leads generated
      • 50% increase in revenue booked
      Copyright © 2007 Accenture All Rights Reserved.
    11. RIA Technology Map Copyright © 2007 Accenture All Rights Reserved. Rich Internet Applications Runtime-based Browser-based Plug-in WPF AIR Java Web Start AJAX Silverlight Flex JavaFX JavaScript AJAX Frameworks Custom AJAX Microsoft Adobe Sun WPF Silverlight Microsoft
    12. Introducing Silverlight Microsoft® Silverlight™ is a cross-browser, cross-platform, and cross-device plug-in for delivering the next generation of media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web.
    13. Introducing Silverlight
      • 5MB Browser Plugin
      • Current Version – Silverlight 2.0
      • Supports major browsers and OS
      • C#/.NET in the browser!
    14. One Framework to Rule them All WPF Surface Apps Silverlight Web Apps Windows Apps
    15. Features and Benefits
      • Rich Media
        • Windows Media
        • Adaptive Streaming
        • DeepZoom
      • Design
        • Expression Suite
        • Vector Graphics
        • Animations
        • Template Styles
        • Control library
      • Connectivity
        • XML Web Services
        • WCF
        • Sockets
        • AJAX
      • Development
        • C# in the browser!
        • Base Class Library
        • WPF UI Lite
        • Sandbox Security
        • Storage
      • VIDEO – DeepZoom
      • Hands On – DeepZoom
      • DEMO – ADvantage
      • DEMO – Annotation Panel
    16. The Return of the Designer
      • Designer-Developer Workflow
      • User Experience is KEY
    17. RIA = Designers + Developers XAML Design Develop
    18. RIA = Designers + Developers
      • Better Tools for Better Applications
      Expression Blend Expression Design Media Visual Studio Encoder
    19. The Expression Suite Visual Studio 2008
    20. The Expression Suite Expression Blend
    21. RIA = Designers + Developers XAML Design Develop
    22. The Expression Suite Expression Media
    23. The Expression Suite Expression Web
    24. The Expression Suite Expression Design
    25. The Expression Suite Expression Encoder
    26. The Expression Suite DeepZoom Composer
      • HANDS ON – Anatomy of a Silverlight Project
      Web Services Data Binding Templating Visual Studio XAML
    27. Hello World!
      • Create a new Silverlight Project
      • Files overview
      • XAML
      • VS.NET and Expression Blend
      • Event Handlers
      • BreakPoints
      • HANDS ON – Rich Media
    28. Rich Media
      • Add a Video
      • Control the Video
      • Add an effect
      • Transformations
      • HANDS ON – Interactivity
    29. Interactivity
      • Responding to Events
      • Storyboards
      • HANDS ON – Refactoring
    30. Refactoring
      • Scenarios
      • Abstraction into User Controls
      • Visual States
      • Design
      • HANDS ON – Connectivity
    31. Connectivity
      • Creating a WCF Service
      • Create Operation and Data Contracts
      • Automatic Properties
      • Async Invocation
      • HANDS ON – Working with Data
    32. Working with Data
      • Data Binding in WPF/Silverlight
      • The power of templates
      • HANDS ON – Designing with Templates
    33. Working with Data
      • Control Templates
      • Styles
    34. The Journey So Far…
        • Anatomy of a Silverlight Project - Hello World!
        • Rich Media
        • Interactivity
        • Refactoring
        • Connectivity
        • Working with Data
        • Designing with Templates
    35. Lessons from the Field
      • Composite Applications
        • Keep size down
        • Break up into logical parts
        • Use Interfaces to define contracts
      Main App IModule IModule IModule Sales Billing Inventory
    36. Lessons from the Field
      • Dynamic Assembly/Data Loading
        • Load modules on demand
        • Even better, prefetch data when user is idle
      Client Cache Screen 1 Screen 2 Screen 3
    37. Lessons from the Field
      • Versioning
        • Version check on app launch
        • Manifest file + local cache
      Client Cache Server Cache
    38. Lessons from the Field
      • Configuration Management
        • Config file support
        • Initialize on load
      Client Server <xml/>
    39. Lessons from the Field
      • Diagnostics and Trace
      • Avanade Silverlight Accelerator
    40. Planning for large RIA Projects
      • Architecture is important
      • User Experience is important
      • Form + Function
      • Iterative/Agile development model
      • Involve key stakeholders early/often
      • Prototype It
      • Estimation models need adjustment
    41. Things to watch out for
      • Access to local resources from sandbox
        • Interact with HTML DOM and ActiveX
        • Use local Web Services
      • Development ramp-up time
      • Needs designers + developers
      • No 3D support currently
      • Market penetration is small although rising
      • Must be connected, no offline mode
      • Usability, deep linking, Export to Excel etc
    42. ‘ I didn't know it could do that!’ #1
      • Reflection.Emit
        • Create classes in memory
        • E.g. Generate entity classes from schema
        • Fast and strongly typed
    43. ‘ I didn't know it could do that!’ #2
      • LINQ
        • Query almost anything (objects/xml/databases)
        • Find max in collection
        • Filtering collections (e.g. get orders with total <500 )
      int[] numbers = { 5, 4, 1, 3, 9, 8, 6, 7, 2, 0 }; int maxNum = numbers. Max (); var orders = from c in customers,                 o in c.Orders         where o.Total < 500.00M         select new {c.CustomerID, o.OrderID, o.Total};
    44. ‘ I didn't know it could do that!’ #2
      • Convert xml snippet to typed object tree
      Bike Bike Wheel Wheel Wheel Wheel <Bike> <Wheel/> <Wheel/> </Bike> <Bike> ….
    45. Guidelines and Best Practices
      • Respect the User
        • High Information Density is good
        • Less is more, don’t go overboard
        • Metaphor Overload
        • Affordances
        • Support Deep Linking & Searchable Content
        • Typography - Flashing Pink Text on Green Background
      • Usability + Aesthetics
        • Hire a Designer
    46. On the horizon…. Copyright © 2007 Accenture All Rights Reserved. SL1 2006 SL1.1 2007 SL2b 2008 SL2.0 2008 SL3 Beta MAR 2009
    47. New in Silverlight 3! Copyright © 2007 Accenture All Rights Reserved.
      • SNEAK PREVIEW – Touch Computing
    48. On the Web
      • www.silverlight.net/GetStarted/
        • Download Development and Design Tools
        • Essential Tools: Visual Studio Tools for Silverlight http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=50A9EC01-267B-4521-B7D7-C0DBA8866434&displaylang=en Expression Studio http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=32A3E916-E681-4955-BC9F-CFBA49273C7C&displaylang=en
      • Think BIG!
      • Questions?
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      • Questions?
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