5 KILLER Scenarios Using Messenger Web Toolkit

1. 5 KILLER Scenarios Using Messenger Web Toolkit Chris Parker Program Manager Microsoft Corporation

2. What's the Web Toolkit? • JavaScript & HTML tools for adding instant social capabilities to web sites Your Web Site Messenger Service Messenger Toolkit Components

3. Scenarios • Scenario 1: User Generated Content • Scenario 2: Sharing • Scenario 3: Community • Scenario 4: Instant Social Network • Scenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

4. Scenarios • Scenario 1: User Generated Content • Scenario 2: Sharing • Scenario 3: Community • Scenario 4: Instant Social Network • Scenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

5. UI Controls Messenger Web Bar

6. CLIENT SIDE <msgr:display-name cid=“123”/> <msgr:display-picture cid=“123”/> <msgr:bar />

7. Scenarios • Scenario 1: User Generated Content • Scenario 2: Sharing • Scenario 3: Community • Scenario 4: Instant Social Network • Scenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

8. UI Controls Messenger Library Messenger Web Bar

9. <msgr:contact-picker /> <input type=“submit” onclick=“onClick()” /> function onClick(){ varcids = getAllSelectedContacts(); foreach cid in cids startConversation(cid, firstMsg); } <msgr:bar />

10. Scenarios • Scenario 1: User Generated Content • Scenario 2: Sharing • Scenario 3: Community • Scenario 4: Instant Social Network • Scenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

11. Scenarios • Scenario 1: User Generated Content • Scenario 2: Sharing • Scenario 3: Community • Scenario 4: Instant Social Network • Scenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

12. Scenarios • Scenario 1: User Generated Content • Scenario 2: Sharing • Scenario 3: Community • Scenario 4: Instant Social Network • Scenario 5: Real Time Social Experiences

13. Q&A Dev.live.com/MessengerBlogs.msdn.com/Messenger/

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