Thinking Outside the XAP – Blend 3 and Support for Web Sites!

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re: Thinking Outside the XAP – Blend 3 and Support for Web Sites!

Sean Rice — Wed, 06 May 2009 18:37:39 GMT

That's nice! I've already finished with a couple of silverlight projects would have been easier to build if I could have done the previewing in blend rather than having to switch between Blend and Visual Studio. I'm a designer (that knows a little asp) and I much prefer blend when building SL apps.

re: Thinking Outside the XAP – Blend 3 and Support for Web Sites!

Kirupa (MS) — Thu, 07 May 2009 00:10:05 GMT

Sean - you should still be able to preview your app when your solution has a Web Site associated with it. In Blend 2, you have to set the HTML page in your web site as the Startup, and you have to actually set the Web Site as your startup project.

Both of these commands can be found via right-clicking on the HTML file and the Web Site icon in your Project pane.

Cheers!

Kirupa =)

re: Thinking Outside the XAP – Blend 3 and Support for Web Sites!

Juraj Sasko — Thu, 14 May 2009 03:14:31 GMT

Hello,

I am a student at Coventry University on MSc in Computing and I am currently working on my dissertation called "Return on Investments for SEO and PPC", therefore I am working on search engine optimization for one website.

I would like to ask you for a small help. I need to get some relevant back links for the website I am doing the optimization for. Would it be possible to get one from any of your articles? It does not have to be permanent, but just for a couple of months, so I can measure the effect and get some relevant results for my dissertation.

I would really appreciate. Please, if you are willing to help me, contact me back and we can discuss the details.

Thank you very much. Best Regards

Juraj Sasko

saskoj@coventry.ac.uk

re: Thinking Outside the XAP – Blend 3 and Support for Web Sites!

Zachary Bauer — Mon, 18 May 2009 21:40:01 GMT

This is Awesome! As soon as Blend 3 gets out of Beta I will be redesigning my website in Silverlight. I don't think I will hesitate at all recommending to some of my clients to build silverlight components for their sites instead of Flash.

Kuddos.