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Specifically, the project will be an Eclipse plug-in that works with the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) to provide both a Silverlight development environment and greater interoperability between Silverlight and Java, to facilitate the integration of Silverlight-based applications into Java-based web sites and services. “The purpose of this project is the creation of open source tools integrated with the Eclipse development platform that enable Java developers to use the Eclipse platform to create applications that run on the Microsoft Silverlight runtime platform. The Eclipse Tools for Microsoft Silverlight describe the project as: We’ve partnered with Soyatec who is an Eclipse Foundation Member based in Paris, France. First, we’re funding a venture to provide Silverlight tools for Eclipse. To that end we’ve done a few things you might find interesting with regard to Silverlight 2. Other than the awesomeness that is Visual Studio?! Actually Microsoft is continuing it’s commitment to Open Source in the developer group. As a reminder, Beta 2 applications will not work on the release runtime of Silverlight 2.Īny other tools to develop Silverlight applications? While we hope you took advantage of the RC0 build to prepare your applications, we still want to make sure those that didn’t have the information available.

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So you can have a free development tools environment for Silverlight with Visual Web Developer Express 2008 SP1 and Silverlight tools!Īlso keep handy the Breaking Changes document.

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If you are a Visual Web Developer Express user, these tools work for you as well! You still have to have SP1 of VWD Express, but you can install these tools to developer Silverlight applications. The requirement to install the Silverlight Tools is that you have to have Visual Studio 2008 SP1 installed. ASP.NET Server Controls (asp:Media and asp:Silverlight).SDK (non-core) Controls (DataGrid, Date controls, Tab controls).

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The latest Silverlight 2 developer runtime (Windows) – so you don’t need to download this in advance unless you need to do some offline installation of sorts.

Really as a developer using Visual Studio 2008, all you need to download is 2 things: Silverlight Tools for Visual Studio and the Blend 2 SP1 bits.

Silverlight 2 SDK offline documentation (CHM) – I love this thing…best resource I have.

Silverlight 2 Developer Runtime (Windows).

Rest assured, this is the latest and greatest and targets the Silverlight 2 RTW runtime that your customers will be downloading. The SL Tools are an add-on to VS and not yet in the official servicing branch – until then they need to ensure they can be serviced.

Silverlight Tools for Visual Studio 2008 UPDATE: Yes the “RC1” is the right build and will install the release build (5) of Silverlight 2.

All of the tools you need are located on the Get Started section of the site and include: The Silverlight community site should be your definitive source as a developer. Hats off to all those involved who pushed hard to get Silverlight 2 out the door (and are already working on the next version)! A lot of people don’t realize that “Silverlight” is actually a team of many that make up the runtime, media, tools, controls, etc. Whew, we made it! Silverlight 2 is now released (and available for download)! (Official press release here.) I know we’ve always said “by the end of the year” but the team has worked really hard to get Silverlight 2 released well before then so you can start building and deploying your applications.