Visual Studio LightSwitch深度解析

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"Sams.Microsoft.Visual.Studio.LightSwitch.Unleashed.Feb.2012" 是一本关于微软的Visual Studio LightSwitch的详细教程，由Alessandro Del Sole编写，出版于2012年2月。这本书专注于教授如何使用LightSwitch进行应用程序开发，特别是对于那些希望通过简化方式构建数据驱动的应用程序的开发者来说非常有价值。 LightSwitch是微软在Visual Studio家族中推出的一个轻量级开发工具，特别针对业务应用程序的快速开发。它提供了可视化的设计界面，允许开发者无需深入理解底层代码即可创建复杂的数据库驱动应用。LightSwitch的核心特点是其“拖放”式编程模型，降低了编程的入门门槛，使得非专业程序员也能快速上手。本书《Microsoft Visual Studio LightSwitch Unleashed》详细介绍了LightSwitch的各个方面，包括但不限于： 1. **环境设置与项目创建**：讲解如何安装和配置Visual Studio，以及如何使用LightSwitch创建新项目。书中可能涵盖了各种项目模板，以及自定义设置的详细步骤。 2. **用户界面设计**：深入探讨如何使用LightSwitch的可视化设计器来构建用户界面，包括表单、控件布局、数据绑定等。 3. **数据管理**：介绍如何连接到各种数据源（如SQL Server、SharePoint等），管理数据模型，以及实现数据的增删改查功能。 4. **业务逻辑和验证**：讨论如何添加业务规则和验证，确保数据的准确性和一致性。 5. **扩展和定制**：探讨LightSwitch的扩展性，包括使用Visual Studio插件、自定义屏幕和控件，以及如何通过编程接口（API）进行深度定制。 6. **部署与发布**：指导读者如何将开发的应用程序部署到本地或云端环境，如Azure，以及发布给最终用户。 7. **最佳实践与调试**：分享开发过程中应遵循的最佳实践，以及如何调试和优化LightSwitch应用。 8. **与其他Microsoft技术的集成**：如SharePoint的集成，使得LightSwitch应用可以无缝对接企业协作平台。 9. **附录和参考资料**：提供相关的工具、资源和进一步学习的途径，以及书后参考文献列表。这本书适合初学者和有一定经验的开发者，无论你是希望快速构建内部业务系统，还是想深入理解LightSwitch的内在机制，都能从中受益。通过学习本书，你可以掌握使用LightSwitch高效构建数据驱动应用程序的技能，提升你的开发效率。

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Acknowledgments

I want to thank Neil Rowe, Brook Farling, and all at Sams Publishing for another great

experience of working together. Writing a book like this is a very hard work, but working

with people like you makes things easier. Thanks!

My deep, special thanks go to Beth Massi from the LightSwitch team at Microsoft. As the

technical editor of this book, Beth worked with a great passion and attention through

what I wrote and provided great suggestions about what readers needed to know, all the

while sharing her real-world experience. From her contribution to this book, I’ve learned

more about LightSwitch than I could have ever learned on my own. LightSwitch develop-

ers should always remember her words: “In LightSwitch, the only code you write is the

only code you could write, the business logic.” You are a great part of this success, Beth.

My thanks go, as well, to the whole Microsoft Visual Studio LightSwitch team for all the

amazing and important technical discussions we’ve had. In particular, I want to thank

John Stallo, who always answered my technical questions with great care and attention;

Joe Binder, for his helpful suggestions about custom shells; Michael Eng, for important

discussions about integrating LightSwitch with Team Foundation Server 2010; Karol

Zadora-Przylecki and Eric Erhardt, whose explanations about threading and shells have

been so important. This is a great team, and I have learned a lot from all of you.

A special mention goes to my friend Michael Washington, Silverlight MVP and one of the

foremost experts on LightSwitch in the world. He never tires of helping the LightSwitch devel-

oper community. We shared many interesting technical discussions, but most important,

Michael has in mind the noblest meaning of the word community. Many thanks, Michael.

Many thanks to Mei Liang and Lisa Feigenbaum at Microsoft, who are passionate about

their jobs. They have been very helpful to me, especially in connecting with the right

people for information.

There are moments in which you get tired of sleepless nights, and good words from a

special friend are always important, no matter how many times you see or talk on the

phone with them. So, Nicolle Prosser and Karin Meier, thank you!

Thanks to Alfonso Ghiraldini and Francesco Bosticco for their cordiality.

Great thanks also to the Italian subsidiary of Microsoft, which always encourages my

community contributions and important works like this. My special thanks to my MVP

lead Alessandro Teglia, who always does his job with an uncommon passion.

I would like to thank my everyday friends, who are always ready to encourage me and

who share my happiness for my technical successes, even if they are not techies. So,

thanks from the bottom of my heart to Roberto Bianchi, Alessandro Ardovini, Francesca

Bongiorni, Paolo Leoni, Leonardo Amici, and Sara Gerevini. You are my second family,

and I love you all.

Back in August 2010, I and some other fellow MVPs co-founded the one and only Italian

community about Visual Studio LightSwitch, called LightSwitch Tips & Tricks

(www.lightswitch.it). This has been an opportunity to share discussions on the product

and learn something new every day. So, thanks to my fellow Microsoft MVPs Diego

Cattaruzza, Renato Marzaro, and Antonio Catucci, but also to my great friend Marco

Notari, and to all of you readers who trusted me by purchasing this book and who come

to read my blog or my articles daily.

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Foreword

I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Alessandro for many years, ever since I started my career

at Microsoft. The first time I ever heard from Alessandro was through my blog contact

form, and we have collaborated on community content and activities ever since. Not long

after he published his first article on MSDN, Alessandro was awarded Microsoft Most

Valuable Professional (MVP) for his exceptional community leadership and technical

expertise. It’s always fun working with Alessandro and to see his excitement and passion

for the developer community, something we both share.

When Visual Studio LightSwitch was announced and the first beta released back in August

2010, Alessandro was right onboard creating a LightSwitch Tips & Tricks community

modeled after his successful Visual Basic Tips & Tricks forums and blogs. His passion for

Visual Studio LightSwitch is as strong as his passion for Visual Basic. Alessandro aims to

make programming easy, fun, and productive, just as we strive to do on the Visual Studio

LightSwitch team. It was an honor for us to have Alessandro as one of our community

rock stars and LightSwitch advocates so early on.

At that time, Alessandro started on a journey to write this book and asked me to be the

technical reviewer. I was very excited to do it, especially because I had just become the

Community Manager for the LightSwitch team and was diving head first into the product

myself. I was particularly excited to join the LightSwitch team because I have a long history

of building business applications and information systems, particularly for the healthcare

industry. I was immediately amazed at what I could build in such a short amount of time

with Visual Studio LightSwitch. I was also impressed with all the details it handles automati-

cally for you, such as CRUD plumbing, concurrency handling, dirty checking, automatic

screen navigation and lookup lists, user permissions, and so much more.

It doesn’t take long to realize how extremely productive you can be with Visual Studio

LightSwitch, regardless of your programming skills. Because of this, and the fact that we

made many enhancements from beta 1 to beta 2 to RTM, it was a challenge at times to

get the book organized in the optimal way. I think we achieved our goal. The book begins

with the beginner in mind and then moves deeper into professional developer topics. I

see LightSwitch developers progressing this way, as well, starting off with minimal coding,

releasing business productivity applications in no time, and becoming the company hero.

Then they may move on to more-advanced customizations as the requirements start to

hit the limits of what you can do out of the box. LightSwitch has an extensive extensibil-

ity model, and when you need it, you can do just about anything. The end of the book

shows you how to take advantage of this.

Alessandro explains Visual Studio LightSwitch in a way that is easy to understand, and his

passion comes through in every paragraph. I know you will find this book filled with

prescriptive guidance and tips and tricks that you can apply to the LightSwitch business

applications you are building today. I really enjoyed reviewing this book, and I’m sure

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