As usual, Michael’s doing a great job of presenting enthusiastically the new Silverlight Analytics Frameworks.  I’m hugely impressed with how easy it is going to be to add analytics to a Silverlight app.  It seems Microsoft has gotten all the major vendors of Web Analytics to play.

One thing Michael said that really made me take notice is that all web pages should have a “Privacy Statement” prominently displayed on their main page.  It should say (and you need to abide by it) that you don’t track any user identifiable data associated with tracking data collected.  Great advice I won’t forget.

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  Title Of Each Article Video Included With Each Post
Part 1 Introduction To RIA Services In Silverlight (This Article) 7 Minutes
Part 2 Basic RIA Services And DataGrid With  VS 2010 Tooling 14 Minutes
Part 3 Adding A DataGrid With Connect The Dots DataBinding in VS 2010 13 Minutes
Part 4 Adding a Navigation Page to a Silverlight Business Application Template 11 Minutes
Part 5 Adding Speakers Page Template With Converters In Visual Studio 2010 Beta2 11 Minutes
Part 6 Adding A Sessions Page That Includes a Query Parameter In Silverlight VS2010 Beta2 10 Minutes
Part 7 Basic Authentication and Authorization In RIA Services 5 Minutes

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This article is very short.  In the actual presentation, there was not much time to talk about this so a brief overview was done.  Basically, it’s all standard WCF stuff.  The idea is that the Silverlight Business Template adds logging in and supports Authentication just like an asp.net application does.  It uses the DomainDataSource to do the bridging between the silverlight clientside app, and the web application.  Authorization is built into the login module also so that you can assign attributes to your domainservice classes to restrict access.

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