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Closed 11 years ago.
I'd like to build a dashboard interface for an application I am working on. I want users to logon and get a birds eye view of the status of applications, outstanding issues, etc. I'm wondering if there are some good, pre-made controls rather than writing these from the ground up?
You could look at Telerik's RadDock control for ASP.NET AJAX. It is not free ;)
For graphs and charts I would first try out the built in charting library in Visual Studio 2010.
If you cant use 2010 (even the express edition) for some reason then look at the charting controls for VS2008 MS Charting
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Both Silverlight and Ajax control toolkit offer the Slider control.
Question: Which one, from your experience, is the better choice?
My reservation about the Silverlight control is that Silverlight seems to be 'abandoned' by Microsoft [correct me if I am wrong] and I might have to extend the project with additional features in the future.
My reservation about the Ajax control is relative lack of documentation [in comparison with Silverlight].
In my opinion silverlight is the best one to use.
For the comparison of both please visit this link.
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I'm .Net Developer.
Now I want to learn Silverlight.
Please Provide some guidance for how can learn ?
Which book or site I would prefer ?
I learned by diving in and building an application, along with a book (Pro Silverlight 2 in C# 2008 by MacDonald) and lots of googling, watching videos, www.silverlight.net, and some help from Stack Overflow.
But I guess it really depends on how you learn best, and what you want to do with it.
The basics of it come down to knowing XAML, Blend (maybe), and how to build services.
As a starting point, have a look at the many resources available on http://silverlight.net, e.g videos, quickstarts and so on.
Also check out the reference documentation in MSDN, it also has a getting started section.
Ref :- How to learn Silverlight fast?
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Closed 9 years ago.
I'm looking for a good video conference API I could use in my ASP .NET MVC 2 web app. I would like something that is easy to use and that is compatible with as many browsers as possible, on Mac and PC. I found TokBox, but it uses flash and it doesn't integrate too well in an aspx view. But something very similar would be great: I want to be able to connect random people easily with sessions and streams, kind of like ChatRoulette.
This answer should help you. Basically the author suggest to use the draft of HTML Media Capture of Html5.
Also the second answer in the same question ave a nice suggestion imo.
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Would you recommend using asp maker to create a website from a SQL database or is Visual Studio a better option?
It's difficult to say without knowing your requirements.
In general code generators like asp maker are designed to make certain types of apps and, if you need that type of app, they're great.
I would suggest downloading the trial and seeing if it meets your needs. Long term, you may be better off with a more general tool like Visual Studio (although you don't necessarily need visual studio to write ASP/ASP.net)
Also, keep in mind that classic ASP is somewhat outmoded; asp.net may be a better technology to focus your time and energy on (better community support, up-to-date tools etc)
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Please recommend books for developing ASP.NET User and Custom Controls
ASP.NET Developer's
Cookbook
Particularly following chapters
Chapter 2: User Controls
Chapter 3: Custom Controls
and following is better as well
Pro ASP.NET 3.5 Server Controls and AJAX Components
This is a good one:
Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Server Controls and Components.