The patterns & practices Web Guidance team released Drop 13 of Project Silk (7-13-2011). The code changes for this release were minor.
Video
If you have not seen the Project Silk video check it out here.
Chapters
The following chapters are ready for review:
- Design and Layout (new)
- Modularity (early draft)
- Communication (early draft)
- Navigation (early draft)
- Server-Side Implementation (updated)
- Introduction (updated)
- Architecture
- Client Data Management and Caching
- jQuery UI Widgets
- Application Notifications
- Security
- Unit Testing Web Applications
- Widget QuickStart
- How to: Check UIElement Properties with Coded UI Test
- How to: Create Automation Negative case with Coded UI Test
- How to: Create Web Client UI Test using Coded UI Test
The following chapters are currently being written or will be started soon:
- HTML Templates
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I don`t see jqplot and flot on NuGet, and those scripts are missing from the solution. Maybe they should be uploaded, they look quite useful
. Once I got them from their respective websites, it worked like a charm. Nice Demo !
Matthieu,
Yes, they are not part of the solution. The Readme provides instructions for downloading them. We can ship jqplot in our download.
Glad you got it all sorted out.
Have a super day,
Karl
Hello Karl,
I was reading the documentation on an earlier drop and noticed the part about deriving the UI-Model Classes from the DataModel Classes as one possible way of creating a relation between the two. We are currently looking into such a solution together with EntityFramework. Do you have a tip on how EF would manage to instantiate the UI-Classes objects instead of the “regular” Data-Model objects?
Best regards
Gope
Gope,
Would it be possible for you to post your question here: http://silk.codeplex.com/discussions
This looks like a good question that others may have and it would be good to capture the discussion thread on the Silk site so other can view the information.
When you post the question, would it be possible to say which document you read the information in. I think its the Server Side chapter, it would be helpful to other readers to get the same context.
Best,
Karl
Hello Karl,
sorry I just saw your answer, but didn’t get a mail notification. I will instantly post my question in the forum. Thanks a lot.
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