Last week, I gave an Atlas talk at the TechReady conference - a Microsoft conference for field, sales and other groups within Microsoft. As mentioned during the talk, I've put the samples online for folks to download and check out. Specifically, the samples run against the December CTP bits, and cover both server-centric and client-centric development models. The samples themselves are fairly basic, but hopefully that keeps them minimal, so you can focus on the atlas bits.
For the server-centric model, I demonstrated taking a simple master/details page containing FormView, DataList, and ObjectDataSource, and adding post-back-less refreshes, auto-complete, and drag/droppable UI... via UpdatePanel, ScriptManager and extender controls.
For the client-centric model, I demonstrated script proxy generation, calling Web service methods, using ItemView to display Web service results imperatively. Finally I showed how to do the same using declarative XML script (and how that hides away the async nature of Web service access).
Posted on Monday, 1/16/2006 @ 10:47 PM
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