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Beginners Guide to Visual Studio LightSwitch

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author   Kunal Chowdhury  /   released on   Jul 21, 2011
Tags:   lightswitch , getting-started , ebooks , kunal-chowdhury
Categories:   SilverlightShow Ebooks , Silverlight 4

Product Description

This e-book collects all 5 parts of SilverlightShow article series 'Beginners Guide to Visual Studio LightSwitch', by Silverlight MVP Kunal Chowdhury.

From the author: Visual Studio LightSwitch is a new tool for building data-driven Silverlight Application using Visual Studio IDE. It automatically generates the User Interface for a DataSource without writing any code. You can write a small amount of code also to meet your requirement.

Recently, I got some time to explore Visual Studio LightSwitch. I created a small DB application with proper data inserting UI within a small amount of time (without any XAML or C# code). Here in this e-book, I will guide you to understand it with the help of a small application. Read the complete e-book to learn about creating a Silverlight data driven application with the help of Visual Studio LightSwitch.

Contents:
Chapter 1: Working With New Data Entry Screen

Setting up LightSwitch Environment
Creating a LightSwitch Project
Create a Database Table
Create a Data Entry Screen
See the Application in Action
Validation of Fields
More on Save
Customize the Screen

Chapter 2: Working with Search Screen

Create the Search Screen
See the Application in Action
Customizing the Search Screen
Sorting the Records
Customize the Name of the Screen
Navigation and Export to Excel

Chapter 3: Working with Editable DataGrid Screen

Create the Editable DataGrid Screen
See the Application in Action
Edit a Record
Create a New Record
Validate the Record
Delete a Record
Filter & Export Records
Customizing Screen

Chapter 4: Working with List and Details Screen

Creating the List and Details Screen
UI Screen Features
Adding a New Table
Creating the Validation Rules
Adding Relationship between two tables
Creating the new List and Details Screen
Application in Action

Chapter 5: Working with Custom Validation

Setting up the basic application
Validating Fields
See it in Action

About the author:
Kunal is a Microsoft MVP in Silverlight, currently working as a Software Engineer in Pune, India. He is a Silverlight enthusiastic and wants to work in Silverlight, WPF & Microsoft Surface. Apart from his daily office work, he spends a huge time on online communities. Writing articles, blogging, tweeting and answering to forums are some of his regular activities. He likes to share knowledge and learn newer things.
Follow him in his blog: http://www.kunal-chowdhury.com/
Follow his site: http://www.silverlight-zone.com/ for daily Silverlight related news.

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