Tuesday, September 04, 2007 #

Silverlight Cream for September 4, 2007 -- Part 2 [Late Cream :) ]

Late Cream today also -- folks have been busy -- and this one is all Shawn Wildermuth: Scrolling Regions, installing 1.0 templates in VS2008, and Scrollable CSS regions with Silverlight.
From SilverlightCream.com:
Silverlight Scrolling Region Example
In response to a request to explain how the scrolling region works that Shawn uses on his Silverlight page, he created a really simple example.
Installing Silverlight 1.0 Templates on Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 (Orcas)
Shawn walks through the steps to install the 1.0 templates in VS2008
CSS Scrolling and Silverlight
Shawn investigates using scrollable CSS regions with Silverlight

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posted @ Tuesday, September 04, 2007 4:55 PM | Feedback (2)

Quarter of a Million Posts and switching to WorldMaps.aspx

It was May 22, 2007 that I hit 100,000 page hits at WynApse.com

I've now passed 250,000!

The majority of the page hits have been since January/February of 2007 when I started chasing Silverlight, and everyone else was looking for it. I had estimated that I'd hit a quarter million the end of September, and even without posting new material in a while, I hit it early!

SilverlightCream.com has taken some time away from new material, and a magazine article has been taking some time as well, and still isn't finished!

Desert Code Camp III is on September 15th, and I have a presentation then, so hopefully after that I can get back to posting. I have a 2-part tutorial that is in work, and of course the Code Camp presentation will be on the site after the 15th... all fun stuff... and there are lots of people submitting links to SilverlightCream.com, so there's no lack of good studying material :)

To sort of celebrate going past 250,000 page hits, I've switched WynApse.com from ClustrMaps to Worldmaps.aspx. Andrew Duthie put me onto it for SilverlightCream.com and I like the way you can get better visibility of where your visitors really are.

And speaking of those visitors... thanks for your support in hitting 250,000 ... I don't have a product, just words, and I'm glad there's folks out there interested in reading them!

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posted @ Tuesday, September 04, 2007 10:53 AM | Feedback (1)

Silverlight Cream for September 4, 2007

Jeff Paries of DesignWithSilverlight was busy with 3 applications over the weekend, all with write-ups and code: Photo Gallery Wall, Tooltips, and Sliders -- good stuff; Adam Webber posted 2 applications to the ozSilverlight group, both interesting Physics demonstrations.
From SilverlightCream.com:
Photo Gallery Wall
Jeff Paries has been busy.. His Photo Gallery Wall is a very stunning look on the screen, and as usual, the code is included!
Silverlight Tooltips
In his second of the weekend, Jeff Paries has a drop-in for producing Tooltips
(de)Constructing Sliders
In the last of the weekend push, Jeff Paries presents a good discussion of sliders.
SilverWeight
Adam Webber does some visual Physics investigation with Silverlight, no code yet... but he may post it
Ink and Physics
Adam Webber continues with some Physics investigation... draw a rectangle with the mouse and let it interact with others... ask for code so he'll post it :)

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posted @ Tuesday, September 04, 2007 8:48 AM | Feedback (1)
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