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SCREENCAST: JavaScript Intellisense for SharePoint

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In this screencast, you will learn how to get the most out of JavaScript programming with SharePoint 2010 projects in Visual Studio 2010. You will see how to get JavaScript Intellisense and debugging working for jQuery and the Client Object Model. You’ll also learn about the benefits of using the Microsoft Ajax Content Delivery Network (CDN).

If you don’t pause your video player at the right time, you might miss the location of the SharePoint JavaScript files. Here is a link to the MSDN How to article that talks about those files:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff798328.aspx

Direct link:

https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/JavaScript-Intellisense-for-SharePoint

SCREENCAST: Running Reporting Services Reports in Windows Azure

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In this screencast, I show you how to run a SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 report in Windows Azure using the ReportViewer control that ships with Visual Studio 2010.  As an added bonus, I demonstrate using ReportViewer against an OData service through the use of WCF Data Services client libraries and the ObjectDataSource.


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Direct link to Ch. 9 post:


https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/keydet/Running-Reporting-Services-Reports-in-Windows-Azure/

SCREENCAST: Implementing Single Touch Gestures with MouseGestureTrigger

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A common need for Windows 7 touch user interfaces is to react to a touch gesture.  In this screencast, I demonstrate a very simple and easy way to interpret single touch gestures using MouseGestureTrigger from the Expression Blend Samples.

To learn more about Behaviors, Triggers, and Actions mentioned in the screencast, visit http://tinyurl.com/TriggersActionsBehaviors.  If you are interested in touch/multitouch Behaviors, then have a look at http://touch.codeplex.com/.  You can download even more Triggers, Actions, Behaviors, etc. at Expression Gallery.

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Direct link to Ch. 9 post:

https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/keydet/Implementing-Single-Touch-Gestures-with-MouseGestureTrigger/ 

Sample download:

http://tinyurl.com/TestMouseGestureTrigger

SCREENCAST: Managing Browser History Using Client Script Without ScriptManager

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ASP.NET Ajax has a great feature that helps make it easy to enable back/forward button and bookmarking support in your Ajax applications.  However, most people think you need ASP.NET WebForms and the ScriptManager control to take advantage of this feature.  Furthermore, most people think you actually have to be using ASP.NET to take advantage of these capabilities.  You don’t.  There’s a walkthrough on MSDN showing how to use this capability purely from client side JavaScript:

Managing Browser History Using Client Script

Basically, the walkthrough shows you how to use Sys.Application.navigate event and the Sys.Application.addHistoryPoint method.  Once you understand these two, it is pretty simple. 

The challenge with MSDN sample is that it leaves the reader to figure out how to accomplish the same thing without ASP.NET WebForms and the ScriptManager control.  In this screencast, I take the guesswork out of it and show you how implement the sample without the ScriptManager as well as doing it using ASP.NET MVC.

Direct link to Ch. 9 post:

https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/keydet/Managing-Browser-History-Using-Client-Script-Without-ScriptManager/

Sample Download:

http://tinyurl.com/devkeydetAjaxHistorySamples