1. Shanku Niyogi PRS 312 Group Program Manager Microsoft Corporation
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ASP.NET: Future Directions Developing Rich Web Applications with “Atlas” (Part 1)
Shanku Niyogi
PRS 312
Group Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Agenda Overview Architecture Drilldown Roadmap Part 2:
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Agenda
Overview
Architecture Drilldown
Demo: Build a rich web application with “Atlas”
Networking, client-side data binding, UI behaviors, personalization
Roadmap
Part 2:
Developing “Atlas” components and controls
Nikhil Kothari
Thursday at 11:30 - Halls C & D (Petree Hall)
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3. ASP.NET “Atlas” A FRAMEWORK FOR BUILDING RICHER, MORE INTERACTIVE,
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ASP.NET “Atlas”
A FRAMEWORK FOR BUILDING RICHER, MORE INTERACTIVE,
MORE PERSONALIZED WEB EXPERIENCES
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4. A Richer Web Experience
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A Richer Web Experience
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5. ASP.NET “Atlas” A FRAMEWORK FOR BUILDING RICHER, MORE INTERACTIVE,
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ASP.NET “Atlas”
A FRAMEWORK FOR BUILDING RICHER, MORE INTERACTIVE,
MORE PERSONALIZED WEB EXPERIENCES
Increased productivity
Fewer concepts, fewer lines of code
Application and UI building blocks for common scenarios
Easier to author, debug, and maintain
Clean separation of content, style, behavior, and code
Well integrated with design and development tools
Seamlessly integrated application model
Works with ASP.NET pages and server controls
Allows access to ASP.NET-hosted web services and components
Works everywhere – cross-browser, standards based
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6. Agenda Overview Architecture Drilldown Roadmap
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Agenda
Overview
Architecture Drilldown
Demo: Build a rich web application with “Atlas”
Networking, client databinding, UI behaviors, personalization
Roadmap
Part 2: Developing “Atlas” components and controls
Nikhil Kothari
Thursday at 11:30 - Halls C & D (Petree Hall)
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7. “Atlas” Client Framework and Services “Atlas” Server Framework
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“Atlas” Architecture
HTML, Script,
“Atlas”
Markup
“Atlas”
Service
Proxies
“Atlas”-enabled
ASP.NET Pages
Web Services
(ASMX or WCF)
“Atlas” Client Script Library
Controls, Components
Script Core
Base Class Library
Component Model and UI Framework
Browser Compatibility
ASP.NET “Atlas” Server Extensions
“Atlas”
Server Controls
App Services Bridge
Web Services Bridge
“Atlas” Client Application Services
Local Store
Browser
Integration
ASP.NET 2.0
Application Services
Page Framework,
Server Controls
“Atlas” Client Framework and Services
“Atlas” Server Framework
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8. “Atlas” Client Script Library Script core and base class library
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“Atlas” Client Script Library Script core and base class library
“Atlas” script core – a full type system for Javascript
Classes and interfaces, inheritance, virtual and abstract methods
Enumerations
Multi-cast event handlers similar to .NET
Base class library
StringBuilder, extensions to existing types
Serializers
Debugging and tracing classes
Networking
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9. “Atlas” Networking Client networking stack layered on XMLHTTP
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“Atlas” Networking
Client networking stack layered on XMLHTTP
WebRequest, WebResponse, MethodRequest classes
ASP.NET “Atlas” Web Services Bridge
Access to ASP.NET-hosted and serviced components
ASMX and WCF services, .NET objects, ASP.NET page-level services
Automatic client proxy generation
<script src=“MyService.asmx/js” />
Integrated with ASP.NET application services
Wire format: Javascript object notation
public class Location {
public Point Coordinates;
public String Name; }
{ Coordinates : { X: 2.17, Y: },
Name : "Eiffel Tower" }
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10. “Atlas” Networking 2/7/2018 9:29 PM
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11. “Atlas” Networking ASP.NET “Atlas” Application Services
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“Atlas” Networking ASP.NET “Atlas” Application Services
Rich set of server-based application building blocks
Authentication, role storage
Roaming user profiles, UI personalization
Coming soon: Unified logging and tracing, culture and globalization
Accessible from any client
Browser apps through “Atlas” networking stack
Rich clients through Web services
Extensible through ASP.NET provider model
“Atlas” Page
(in browser)
Managed
Client App
Authentication
Service
Managed
Proxy
“Atlas”
Authentication Service
ASP.NET Membership
Provider Model
SQL AD
WSS
Custom
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12. Building Web UI with “Atlas” Components, controls, and behaviors
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Building Web UI with “Atlas” Components, controls, and behaviors
Web.Component
Reusable building blocks
Created declaratively or programmatically
Wired up through bindings and events
Manage their own lifetime
UI components
Associated with DHTML UI elements
Web.UI.Control
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13. Building Web UI with “Atlas” Client-side data binding
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Building Web UI with “Atlas” Client-side data binding
Automatic data bindings between components
Data source
User Name:
john
Databound
Controls
Number of characters: 4
Transformers
reshape data
Alternates:
john_11
1-way or 2-way
Databinding
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14. Building Web UI with “Atlas” Creating and wiring up components
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Building Web UI with “Atlas” Creating and wiring up components
Programmatically…
var textbox1 = new Web.UI.TextBox(document.getElement(‘Textbox1'));
textbox1.initialize();
var label1 = new Web.UI.Label(document.getElement(‘Label1'));
var binding1 = new Web.Binding();
binding1.set_dataContext(textbox1);
binding1.set_dataPath(‘text’);
binding1.set_property(‘text’);
binding1.set_direction(Web.BindingDirection.In);
label1.get_bindings().add(binding1);
label1.initialize();
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15. Building Web UI with “Atlas” Creating and wiring up components
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Building Web UI with “Atlas” Creating and wiring up components
… Declaratively (“Atlas” Declarative Script) …
<script type=“text/xml-script”>
<page xmlns :=
<components>
<script:label targetElement=“Label1”>
<bindings>
<binding dataContext=“TextBox1" dataPath="text“
property="text" direction=“In”>
</bindings>
</script:label>
<script:textBox targetElement=“TextBox1” />
</components>
</page>
</script>
<div id="content">
<p><input type="text" id=“Textbox1" size="40" /></p>
<p><span id=“Label1“ class=“MyLabel” /></p>
</div>
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16. Building Web UI with “Atlas” Creating and wiring up components
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Building Web UI with “Atlas” Creating and wiring up components
… Using ASP.NET server controls
<atlas:ScriptManager runat=“server” id=“TextBox1” />
<atlas:TextBox runat=“server” id=“TextBox1” />
<atlas:Label runat=“server” id=“Label1” CssClass=“MyLabel”>
<Bindings>
<atlas:Binding DataPath=“TextBox1” Property=“Text”>
</Bindings>
</atlas:Label>
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“Atlas” UI
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18. Building Web UI with “Atlas” Data Editing with DataSource
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Building Web UI with “Atlas” Data Editing with DataSource
Disconnected dataset-like model for Javascript
Supports batched updates
Call update to commit changes
Call select to re-select data
Optimistic concurrency
Automatically wired to DataService on server
Executes Select, Insert, Update methods on service
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Data Editing
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20. Adding Interactivity “Atlas” Behaviors
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Adding Interactivity “Atlas” Behaviors
Behaviors add interactivity to any “Atlas” UI
Easily attached to a DHTML element
Built-in behaviors
Richer data presentation: tooltips, floating windows
Interactive input: autocomplete, drag and drop
Glitz: animation and visual effects
Work on all browsers
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21. “Atlas” UI Behaviors 2/7/2018 9:29 PM
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22. Agenda Overview Architecture Drilldown Roadmap
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Agenda
Overview
Architecture Drilldown
Demo: Build a rich web application with “Atlas”
Networking, client databinding, UI behaviors, personalization
Roadmap
Part 2: Developing “Atlas” components and controls
Nikhil Kothari
Thursday at 11:30 - Halls C & D (Petree Hall)
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23. “Atlas” Roadmap Public developer previews and betas
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“Atlas” Roadmap
Public developer previews and betas
– Atlas community site
Prototype release available now
Updates, samples, documentation on a regular basis
We want your feedback!
“Go live” Beta release sometime in 2006
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24. Coming Soon: “Atlas” Wiki
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Coming Soon: “Atlas” Wiki
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25. “Atlas” Roadmap Preparing for “Atlas”
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“Atlas” Roadmap Preparing for “Atlas”
Structure your application for reuse
Separate application UI functionality into web services
Build UI components using user controls
Use CSS to style web apps
Use ASP.NET 2.0
ASP.NET client callbacks (ICallbackEventHandler)
UI personalization
Application building-block services
Start thinking about richer web UI experiences
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26. 2/7/2018 9:29 PM
Summary
ASP.NET “Atlas” will make it dramatically easier to develop richer web experiences
Higher developer productivity
Ease of authoring and maintenance
Seamless programming model integration
Works everywhere
Try “Atlas” out today!
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27. Community Resources At PDC After PDC For more information, go see
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Community Resources
At PDC
For more information, go see
PRS420: “Atlas” Part 2 by Nikhil Kothari – Tomorrow, 11:30
PNL06: “What’s next for the Web Platform” – Friday, 8:30
PRSL004: “Developing gadgets for Start.com” – Friday, 12:00
Labs: ASP.NET “Atlas” Hands-on Lab
Ask The Experts table: ASP.NET
PRS Track lounge: I’ll be there Thursday afternoon
After PDC
Check out earlier talks on conference DVD
PRS200 “Choosing the Right Presentation Technology”
PRSL002 “Case Study: How Hotmail used Atlas and ASP.NET to build a Great User Experience”
Go to for samples, walkthroughs, and documentation
Atlas Forums at
Send me feedback directly to
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28. 2/7/2018 9:29 PM
Discussion
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