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Online Ordering System (An End-To-End LightSwitch Example)

To start, create an end-to-end application in LightSwitch. The purpose is to demonstrate how LightSwitch allows you to create professional business applications that would take a single developer weeks to create. With LightSwitch you can create such applications in under an hour.

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If you are new to Microsoft Visual Studio LightSwitch, start with the Online Ordering System tutorial. This will give you a good idea of what LightSwitch can do.

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Getting Started With The LightSwitch HTML Client:

Online Ordering System (An End-To-End LightSwitch Example)

Provides an overview of LightSwitch. Guides you through creating a full LightSwitch HTML application in 15-30 minutes.

LightSwitch HTML Client (Core API):

Writing JavaScript / The Binding Pattern	Using Promises In Visual Studio LightSwitch

LightSwitch HTML Client (JavaScript):

Visual Studio LightSwitch Screen Navigation and Advanced JavaScript Examples	Walk-thru Examples of Common Visual Studio LightSwitch JavaScript
LightSwitch HTML Client For The Desktop Web Browser	Understanding The LightSwitch HTML Client Visual Collection

LightSwitch HTML Client (Data):

Dynamically Creating Records In The LightSwitch HTML Client	Deleting Data In The Visual Studio LightSwitch HTML Client
Automatic Save (And Refresh)

LightSwitch HTML Client (Functionality):

Retrieving The Current User In The LightSwitch HTML Client	Computed Properties With the LightSwitch HTML Client
Programmatically Constraining a List In a Popup	Server Side Search using the LightSwitch HTML Client
Full Control LightSwitch (ServerApplicationContext And Generic File Handlers And Ajax Calls)

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Latest Blogs

Le Queue or How to automatically create parent-child relationships

Posted on: Friday, May 24, 2013

Understanding The LightSwitch HTML Client Visual Collection

Posted on: Thursday, May 23, 2013

Using The Clippy Agent in the Visual Studio LightSwitch HTML Client

Posted on: Tuesday, May 21, 2013

LightSwitch HTML Client For The Desktop Web Browser

Posted on: Sunday, May 19, 2013

Updating The LightSwitch JavaScript Runtime

Posted on: Thursday, May 09, 2013

Visual Studio LightSwitch Screen Navigation and Advanced JavaScript Examples

Posted on: Thursday, May 09, 2013

Dynamically Creating Records In The LightSwitch HTML Client

Posted on: Monday, May 06, 2013

Creating a WCF RIA Service for Visual Studio 2012 (Update 2 and higher)

Posted on: Saturday, May 04, 2013

Programmatically Constraining a List In a Popup

Posted on: Friday, May 03, 2013

Using SAP Netweaver Gateway, SQL Azure and LightSwitch to create “actionable BI” Apps for Sharepoint on Office 365, an end-to-end walkthrough–Part 2

Posted on: Friday, May 03, 2013

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