RIA Controls: Flex (Halo) vs Silverlight
Not a definative list of the out-of-box standard controls (ignoring 3rd party), but at least it’s a start 🙂 Since its late in the world where I am I suspect I have some of the below wrong, hence feel free to comment and I will update.
- Controls
- Button – Flex and Silverlight
- Checkbox – Flex and Silverlight
- ColorPicker – Flex
- ComboBox – Flex and Silverlight
- DateChooser – Flex and Silverlight
- DateField – Flex
- H/V ScrollBars – Flex and Silverlight (ScrollView)
- Image – Flex and Silverlight
- Link Button – Flex and Silverlight
- Numeric Stepper – Flex and Silverlight
- Popup button – Flex
- Popup menu button – Flex
- Progress bar – Flex and Silverlight
- Radio button – Flex and Silverlight
- Radio button group – Flex and Silverlight
- SWF Loader – Flex and Silverlight (assembly loader)
- Text – Flex and Silverlight
- Toggle Button – Flex and Silverlight
- H/V Slider – Flex and Silverlight
- Video Display – Flex and Silverlight
- Data Controls
- Advanced DataGrid – Flex
- DataGrid – Flex and Silverlight
- List – Flex and Silverlight
- OLAP DataGrid – Flex
- TileList – Flex
- Tree – Flex and Silverlight
- Horizontal List – Flex
- Layout
- Application ControlBar – Flex
- Container – Flex and Silverlight
- Vertical Box – Flex
- ControlBar – Flex
- Form – Flex
- FormHeading – Flex
- Horizontal Rule – Flex
- Horizontal Box – Flex
- Module Loader – Flex and Silverlight
- Panel – Flex and Silverlight
- Spacer – Flex
- Tile – Flex
- TitleWindow – Flex
- Vertical Rule – Flex
- Navigtors
- Accordion – Flex
- ButtonBar – Flex
- LinkBar – Flex
- MenuBar – Flex
- TabBar – Flex and Silverlight
- TabNavigator – Flex
- ToggleButtonBar – Flex
- ViewStack – Flex and Silverlight
- Charts
- Area Chart – Flex
- Bar Chart – Flex and Silverlight
- Bubble Chart – Flex
- Candlestick Chart – Flex
- Column Chart – Flex and Silverlight
- HLOC Chart – Flex
- Legend – Flex and Silverlight
- Line Chart – Flex and Silverlight
- Pie Chart – Flex and Silverlight
- Plot Chart – Flex and Silverlight
Silverlight still has some catching up to do before they can match the number of components in Flex 3. Luckily for Microsoft Flex 4 doesn’t focus on adding components, but rather changing the component architecture.
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