In Part 1 of this series, Benjamin Gavin designed the data model and started building out the administrative application. In this article, he continues building out the client application by adding Question maintenance, then he adds some custom validation to Categories and Questions and builds out the public facing component of the application.
Source: virtual.olympus.blog
In this article, we walked through the addition of Question maintenance to the administrative application. We also covered some basic client and service side validation rules and built out a public interface to display our FAQ data. The application is fairly simple, but it allowed us to show a complete and functional Silverlight application with a rich administrative user experience. Improving the public facing experience is just a matter of some clever styling, and the client UI gracefully degrades when JavaScript is unavailable. We have met all our client requirements and provided the administrative staff with a pleasurable maintenance experience.