Silverlight Cream for November 01, 2008 -- #417

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Silverlight Cream for November 01, 2008 -- #417

In this issue: Joseph Ghassan, Bill Reiss, Jordan Knight, Jesse Liberty, Karen Corby, niravi, and Pete Brown.

Bill Reiss reports that Silverlight Streaming updated to Silverlight 2 RTW (Finally), and he has his Stack Attack game running there.

From SilverlightCream.com:

Silverlight 2.0 Dependency Properties And Routed Events: Joseph Ghassan sent me this extremely detailed blog post on Dependency Properties and Routed Events ... this is like a treatise on the subjects or something... I think that one is going into OneNote for me!
Offline Apps in Silverlight?: Bill Reiss dug into the "Offline Apps" discussion linking Silverlight and Live Mesh. Then turned right around and put Dr. Popper into it all with this one: Creating a Mesh-enabled Silverlight web app is easy
Silverlight Animation Builder and Chainer: Jordan Knight has written an "Animation Builder" that definitely bears investigation... this is actually pretty cool... he has a list of commands that you use to get done what you want... good job, Jordan!
On Learning New Technology – Controls Toolkit & Examples: Jesse Liberty has a really nice article on the Toolkit release and samples, then takes off big-time on the autocomplete.
PDC: Silverlight 2 Control Model Session (PC29): Karen Corby gives direct links to the video and materials for her PDC talk on the Silverlight Control Model ... this one is on my "WATCH NOW" list.
Silverlight 2 Changes: Karen then details the SL2B2 to RTW changes that she was directly involved in.
Search Engine Optimization for Silverlight Applications: Niravi of the Silverlight SDK talks about a White Paper he assisted Ashish Shetty put together on SEO and Silverlight ... it's not that long, so definitely something to look at!
Styling the Charts in the Silverlight Toolkit: Pete Brown has been digging deep into the Silverlight Toolkit Charts, and is ready to show us what he's learned about styling them... buncha work, Pete!