Volta Sample Applications
Mashups built entirely in C#? Javascript 3D graphics?  Volta enables a number of simplified development and deployment scenarios.

Here are a few of the sample applications we've developed to showcase some of the unique scenarios that Voltas enables. The complete source of all these samples is included when you download and install Volta.

word worm sample Word Worm
This application is an autocompletion enabled front end to a dictionary of English words. It can be easily adapted to provide input suggestion from other sources of data, such as top query terms in a search engine. This sample utilizes: tier splitting; asynchronous methods; AJAX patterns written in C#.


ve sdk sample Virtual Earth SDK - Volta Style
A subset of the Virtual Earth Interactive SDK, unlike the original which is written in JavaScript this version uses Volta. Consequently all the code is managed C#, and the code snippets are available on the “C# Code” tab. Explore this sample if you’re interested in: the VoltaVirtualEarth library; Ajax-style applications; leveraging CSS from Volta.


ve sdk sample Sticks and Stones
This physics simulation is another proof of concept application to demonstrate Volta's ability to target the runtime of convenience, in this case Javascript.  


trianle frenzy sample Triangle Frenzy
Volta's take on the classic graphics testing application from the days of CGA, only this time in JavaScript. Like the various 3D samples, re-targetting this sample to another client runtime is a great visual way to understand the performance trade-offs of different runtimes.  


utah teapot sample Utah Teapot
The quintessential classic Utah Teapot or Newell Teapot is reimagined using the Volta 3D graphics pipeline--compiled entirely in JavaScript.   


quickstart sample Quickstart Sample
The Volta Quickstart provides step-by-step instructions for building this application, which serves as a quick tour of Volta's main features. The quickstart covers: the developer experience; separation of UI design from the application code; the Page Morphing Ajax design pattern; debugging Volta applications; tier splitting; and end-to-end profiling.