Navigation in Silverlight Without Using Navigation Framework

In traditional ASP.NET, client applications are built around different web pages that encapsulate distinct tasks and in order to create this sort of application in Silverlight, we have a couple of ways to do that. 

Translate Driving directions from Google Maps in XML format

Introduction

In this example, It has been demonstrated on how you can integrate the Keyhole Markup Language  KML  document in Asp.net using C Sharp. The Google maps return this document in result of Http request sent by the user which contains the data for direction and distance. You will see the implementation and translation when you walk in to the code.

Social Networking Website in ASP.NET - Open Source Project

This is an open source project named as RNetworking. In this you can make your profile, search other profiles by name, manage friend network by sending friend request, you can also chat with other users.

Displaying Google Maps in ASP.NET Web Application

Steps:

1. Download 'GMaps.dll' file, extract the folder.

2. Open VisualStudio.Net -> File -> New Web Site

3. Go to Tool Box -> right click on any tab -> Add New Tab

Inter-Process Data Exchange using .NET 2.0

The purpose of this class is to allow exchange data between different processes on the same machine.The idea is to use temporary files, in a common directory, that are shared to all processes (i.e. c:\windows\temp) and synchronize access to these files through System.Threading.Mutex objects.

Google Checkout Custom Control

"Google Checkout is a checkout process that you integrate with your website, enabling your customers to buy from you quickly and securely, using a single username and password. Once they do, you can use Google Checkout to charge their credit cards, process their orders, and receive payment in your bank account."

Creating a Blog Application Using Silverlight and WCF

The Design 

There are two projects included in the design of the Silverlight Blog.  The first project is a WCF Service for saving and retrieving the blog data. This is the model side of our MVVM architecture (Model View ViewModel). 

Site Navigation in Silverlight 4

In any application there will be many pages and user controls to display the content to the users. Also content will be displayed based on the some variable values, which may be passed from one page another page by using session and query string parameters. So, question comes here is how does Silverlight navigation works? How do we pass query string parameters from one page to another page?