This document provides an overview of the Microsoft Silverlight Analytics Framework, which allows developers to instrument Silverlight applications to collect analytics data without coding. It supports multiple analytics services simultaneously and offline usage. The framework is extensible via MEF and supports behaviors created in Blend. It was released as an open source beta and works with Silverlight 3 and 4 as well as the Silverlight Media Framework.

1. Microsoft Silverlight Analytics Framework “do Geral ao Detalhe”WUX319NunoGodinhoRicardo Castelhano@ITech4All

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4. Nuno Filipe GodinhoPartner & CTO @ ITech4allMail: Nuno.Godinho@itech4all.comNuno.Godinho@sapo.ptBlogs: http://pontonetpt.com/blogs/nunogodinhohttp://xamlpt.com/blogs/nunogodinhohttp://weblogs.asp.net/nunogodinhohttp://msmvps.org/blogs/nunogodinhoTwitter: @NunoGodinhoAbout Me

5. Design GoalsHow it Works?PartnersRelease InformationAvailabilityQ&AAgenda

6. Design Goals

7. Support out-of-browser scenarios Support offline scenarios Support multiple analytics services simultaneously without impacting performance Support designers in Microsoft Expression Blend to instrument applications without coding Support A/B Testing Support SketchFlow Prototypes Support logging of video experiences with the Microsoft Silverlight Media Framework Design Goals

8. Architecture

9. ArchitectureObjectEvent LogData Collector

10. How does it works?

11. How it Works

12. How it Works

13. How it Works

14. Overview and Usage

15. Extensibility

16. Analytics Services - Create BehaviorsControl Vendors – Create Behaviors or Handlers Exposed via MEFVisual Studio TemplatesExtensibility

17. Developing Analytics Behaviors

18. Partners

19. Included in the framework installer AT InternetComscoreGlanceGuideGoogle AnalyticsNedstatPreEmptive SolutionsQuantcastSupported by control libraryTelerikLaunch Partners

20. AnvatoConvivaNielsenSkytideVisible MeasuresWebtrendsUnicaInfragisticsAdditional Partners Committed to Build Components

21. ShowcaseRTL Gemist

22. Analytics Page

23. Platforms

24. Service Oriented AnalyticsA. AddressB. BindingC. ContractWPFSilverlight 4Platforms

25. Release Information

26. Beta Released at Mix on 3/15/2010Silverlight 3Blend 3Visual Studio 2008Microsoft Silverlight Media Framework 1.0Smooth Streaming Media ElementSDK to be Released when Silverlight 4 RTWSilverlight 4Blend 4Visual Studio 2010Microsoft Silverlight Media Framework 1.0Smooth Streaming Media ElementRelease Information

27. Availability

28. http://msalf.codeplex.comOpen Source – MS PLCommunity DevelopmentBeta StatusLearn from CodeAvailability

29. Microsoft Silverlight Analytics Frameworkhttp://msaf.codeplex.comMicrosoft Silveright Media Frameworkhttp://smf.codeplex.comManaged Extensibility Frameworkhttp://mef.codeplex.comAnalytics

30. Framework Installer and Source Codehttp://msaf.codeplex.comFree, Open Source (MS-PL) LicenseCommunity Development IncludingAnalytics VendorsControl VendorsDesignersDevelopersMicrosoft CorporationAvailability