In this issue: Bart Czernicki, Martin Mihaylov, Katrien De Graeve, Silverlight SDK, Arturo Toledo, crocusgirl, John Papa, Andy Beaulieu, Jeff Wilcox, Justin Angel, Corey Schuman, and Jesse Liberty.
Wow -- I did NOT miss yesterday and I have 12 solid links for today... everyone's been *really* busy :)
Also:
David Anson reports an update to his LayoutTransformControl: An unexceptional layout improvement [Two LayoutTransformControl fixes for Silverlight 2!], and you can now set both ScaleX and ScaleY to zero.
Cameron Albert has Some New Perenthia Screen Shots up.
Live Labs has announced New: Seadragon Ajax with a 3-step process involving a "Build Embed" function returning the code ... I think I can handle that :)
Take a look at the pages Dave Burke has hooked up to his Stylin' tag ... very cool sites.
Mike Taulty did a very nice 7-page tutorial on WPF, REST, and Twitter. Number 7 is WPF and "Twistori": Part 7 (of 7 :-)).
From
SilverlightCream.com:
- Silverlight clientaccesspolicy.xml files for the Enterprise (Part 1 of 2)
- Bart Czernicki posted part 1 of a two-parter on using the ClientAccessPolicy file in the Enterprise... this is a good-sized article, so give yourself some time to read it... it's good stuff!
- Using the TreeView control in Silverlight 2
- Martin Mihaylov has a nice tutorial on the TreeView up on SilverlightShow ... what do you think the chances are of posting something like this at the same time as Justin Angel? [see below]
- Live Framework – creating a Silverligt Mesh-enabled web application in 8 steps
- Katrien De Graeve is a developer evangelist for Microsoft in Belgium & Luxemburg and has posted a cool 8-step method for getting a Mesh-enabled Silverlight App running.
- Using ViewportOrigin and ViewportWidth in Deep Zoom
- The Silverlight SDK has a cool tutorial up on really understanding some of the parameters in Deep Zoom... should be very helpful!
- Welcome Microsoft VORTEX event attendees! - Central Eastern Europe
- Arturo Toledo posted his material for an upcoming event and it's got a lot of Expression Blend/Expression Design/Silverlight goodness... worth a check-out for sure
- Silverlight Tip [AG_E_NETWORK_ERROR]
- crocusgirl posted this tip on her latest [AG_E_NETWORK_ERROR] and how she got around it... mileage may vary, but if you're using media files from a local app directory, read this close... any explanation of obscure messages is *always* good :)
- Code from DevConnections 2008 in Las Vegas
- John Papa has his material posted from last week ... this consists of DataAccess with SL2, Enterprise Library Data Access Application Block, and Entity Framework.
- Preview of Upcoming Physics Fun
- OK I admit, I may have had more of this posted earlier, but two times I've played with this demo from Andy Beaulieu and just am amazed watching the figure ... great job on this, Andy!
- Build a highlighting AutoCompleteBox (like IE8 and Firefox 3) in 5 minutes
- Jeff Wilcox gives us a cool example of using the AutoCompleteBox wired up to a Highlighting TextBox to give us the highlighted Search results we see other places... pretty cool stuff!
- Silverlight Toolkit: TreeView, TreeViewItem & HierarchalDataTemplate
- Justin, Justin, Justin... when DO you sleep??? ... holy crap... on the heels of that 50+ page paper yesterday on Design-Time Extensibility, here we are with a great TreeView tutorial from Justin Angel... dang!
- Embedding and Obfuscating fonts
- Corey Schuman discusses Fonts and what to do with them... good discussion and a couple good links to other resources.
- Becoming a Silverlight Programmer
- Jesse Liberty responds to a query about what you need to know/do to become a Silverlight programmer ... what a great set of resources... good thoughtful response... and I say that not just because he mentioned me :) ... and thanks for the shoutout, Jesse!
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posted @ Wednesday, November 19, 2008 12:03 PM