This document discusses Microsoft technologies for building rich interactive applications, including Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Silverlight. It covers features like graphics, media, documents, animations and speech. It also mentions platforms, programming models, and addresses for technical blogs and sample applications.

1. Edgardo Rossetto Paulo Arancibia

4. Experiencias Smart Client ricas Aplicaciones LOB / Formularios Experiencias web estándar Experiencias ricas independientes de la plataforma

5. Potencia y productividad Parte de .NET 3.x Unificación Formularios 2D / 3D Video / imágenes Documentos Animaciones Speech

6. Aplicaciones ricas e interactivas en Internet Subconjunto WPF Multiplataforma Silverlight 1.0 Gráficos y media HTML / Javascript Silverlight 2.0 Managed code

7. XAML

8. <Button x:Name=“Boton” Style=“...” Click=“OnClick”> OK </Button> void OnClick(…) { Boton.Content = “Nuevo”; }

10. Sockets

11. Address , Binding , Contracts , Web Services, Remoting, Syndication , SOA , REST, POX , JSON, SOAP, WS*

18. http://silverlight.net http://windowsclient.net http://wcf.netfx3.net http://samples.netfx3.com/pictureservices/ http://weblogs.asp.net/erossetto/ http://weblogs.asp.net/pauloarancibia/ http://staff.southworks.net/blogs/default.aspx

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