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NetAdvantage Silverlight Roadmap - it's here!

Believe it or not, I'm more excited than anyone since I no longer have to speak in riddles revolving around what we're doing for Silverlight.  The NetAdvantage Silverlight Roadmap is officially public!  Here's a quick summary.

The Line of Business controls will be included in NetAdvantage for WebClient and NetAdvantage for .NET.

There will be two sets of Silverlight controls available. 

 

The Tools

Silverlight LOB controls will include:

  • xamWebGrid
  • xamWebTree
  • xamWebChart
  • xamWebOutlookBar
  • xamDialogWindow
  • xamDocumentExporter
  • xamSpellChecker
  • xamGroupBox
  • xamEditors
  • and Sharepoint WebParts

BTW, xam is pronounced "zam" which is a takeaway on xaml (the declarative language used in WPF and Silverlight).

Aside from the individual control listing, the basis of the roadmap is to allow you to build Line of Business supporting applications like you're building today, on the latest Microsoft technologies like Silverlight and WPF. 

 

Timeline

Milestone Date
Roadmap Announced October 2008
First Community Tech Preview (CTP) End of 2008
Second Community Tech Preview (CTP) March 2009
2009 Vol. 1 Release Q2 2009

There are still a couple of cards that haven't been turned over yet, so look for more announcements around PDC (actually we'll be making them AT PDC).  Speaking of which, if you're going to PDC this year you have to stop by the Infragistics booth.  I can't give too much away, but I think it will certainly be worth the visit - and I'm a bit bummed that I can't make it this year..

Posted: 08 Oct 2008, 12:12

Comments

Andre Kraemer said:

Nice to see the roadmap here. In fact the question "when is Infragistics going to release Silverlight 2.0 Controls?" was one of the top questions at the Infragistics booth during a recent developer conference in Germany.

# October 14, 2008 1:59 AM
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