Silverlight experimentations from the .NET Visu Lab (Part 3)

Here is another post about Silverlight experimentations in the .NET Visu Lab. This time, the Silverlight application tries to mimic a previous very nice Flex example posted on the ILOG Elixir blog: The CIA World FactBook demo.

This example uses data from the  CIA Work FactBook  and displays this data using various Silverlight controls created in our lab: a world map and a treemap control with a color scheme based on a percentiles partition of datas and some Silverlight gauges.

START THE DEMO

Overview
Silverlight World FactBook

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One Response to “Silverlight experimentations from the .NET Visu Lab (Part 3)”

  1. Emmanuel Tissandier Says:
    October 14th, 2008 at 10:12 am

    Note that the sample has been updated to the final release of Silverlight 2

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