In this issue: Martin Mihaylov, Ivan Dragoev, Jesse Liberty, Scott Guthrie, Laurent Bugnion, Ning Zhang, and Jonas Follesø.
Brad Abrams posts a question to all of us: What Does that .NET Namespace Mean: System.* and Microsoft.*... give him some feedback!
Boyan Nikolov reports The Number class and the Calculator app updated after his calculator got some prime time.
Corey Schuman gives us a hint why he's been relatively quiet lately: Microsoft Expression Blend Visual Quickstart Guide is almost here!
From
SilverlightCream.com:
- Changing the style of the selected row of the DataGrid control
- Martin Mihaylov has a nice tutorial up on styling the selected row of a DataGrid ... dang.. you know you're going to want to!
- Tip: What is control skinning?
- Ivan Dragoev has a Tip up about control skinning ... quick and to the point information...
- Tip: What is the difference between styling and skinning
- Ivan also has a tip up on the difference between styling and skinning... if I say too much more, my blather will be bigger than the tip :)
- Silverlight Related Skills – Post #1
- Jesse Liberty is starting a couple posts on stuff ya need to know with respect to Silverlight... good informtion and links!
- Update on Silverlight 2 - and a glimpse of Silverlight 3
- Yikes... I didn't see this one coming... Scott Guthrie opens the gates on SL3 with: H 264 video support, "3D and GPU hardware acceleration", and other enhancements that after those last two everyone stopped reading :) ... no really, that's what he said!
- It's podcast season: Herding code
- Another Podcast interview with Laurent Bugnion... good job, my friend... everyone send Laurent congratualatory emails on his upcoming job change :)
- NumericUpDown Control in Silverlight Toolkit
- Ning Zhang is writing about the NumericUpDown Control from the Toolkit, and who better to write about it than the author great tutorial!
- Combining different Separated Presentation Patterns
- Jonas Follesø has a very detailed (as usual) article up on Presentation Patterns and Silverlight... I particularly like your hand-written marginal notes!
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posted @ Monday, November 17, 2008 4:31 PM