In this issue: Boyan Nikolov, Ning Zhang, Jeff Paries, Chris Hay, Jeff Handley, and Mike Snow.
Terence Tsang has announed a new site that has nothing to do with Silverlight but looks pretty cool: Pencake Ecard (Facebook Application).
Cameron Albert has announced Some New Perenthia Screen Shots.
From
SilverlightCream.com:
- Calculator for Silverlight
- Boyan Nikolov has a Silverlight calculator that's built as a custom control... howcool is that?
- Expander Control in Silverlight Toolkit
- Ning Zhang's blog sorta slipped off my radar for a bit, but I'm catching up! This article is on the Expander Control in the Silverlight Toolkit.
- DependencyProperty: Validation, Coercion & Change Handling (Part I: WPF)
- This is the first part of a 3-part series by Ning Zhang digging deep into Dependency Properties... this one more concenrating on WPF. The next one is more on Silverlight: DependencyProperty: Validation, Coercion & Change Handling (Part II: Silverlight). The third part is DependencyProperty: Validation, Coercion & Change Handling (Part III: Code Snippet) and in this one provides a code snippet to completely support dependency properties.
- Sending email from Silverlight…
- Jeff Paries shows us a smal tip on how to send email from inside our Silverlight.
- Are sockets only suitable in intranets?
- Chris Hay discusses sockets and questions their value now that we have them.
- Silverlight Airlines with a ViewModel
- Jeff Handley took on the Silverlight Airlines code and redid it in ViewModel... sounds like a big job... but he's opened it up for opinions.
- Silverlight Tip of the Day #70 – Data Collection Support in Silverlight
- Mike Snow has his 70th Tip of the Day up ... 70 -- wow! In this one, he walks us through various data collection schemes in Silverlight.
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posted @ Saturday, November 15, 2008 10:54 PM