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5 KILLER Scenarios Using Messenger Web Toolkit

Discover the innovative Messenger Web Toolkit from Microsoft, designed to integrate dynamic social capabilities into your website using JavaScript and HTML. Explore five key scenarios: User Generated Content, Sharing, Community Building, Instant Social Network Creation, and Real-Time Social Experiences. These components enable you to engage visitors in new ways, transforming static web pages into interactive communities. Learn how to implement Messenger UI controls such as display name, profile pictures, and contact pickers to enhance user interaction and foster vibrant online experiences.

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5 KILLER Scenarios Using Messenger Web Toolkit

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  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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  15. © 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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