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Silverlight Cream for December 08, 2008 - 2 -- #449

In this issue: Page Brooks, Jeff Wilcox, Jesse Liberty, Robby Ingebretsen, Rob Zelt, and Jonas Follesø.

Shoutouts:

Jeff Weber is giving some sneak peeks at a new game: Introducing Tire Storm (Sneak Peek).

Shemesh has updated his Grid splitter: Silverlight: GridSplitter with a collapse button (V2).

From SilverlightCream.com:
Building a Resizable Silverlight Control
Page Brooks has a nice tutorial on building a resizable control... why you may need to do that and how... cool stuff, Page!
Creating a testable WebClient for Silverlight unit testing
Jeff Wilcox discusses testable Silverlight components, and has links out to some other resources.
A home for Toolkit Video Examples
Jesse Liberty starts this one off discussing the new videos on the Toolkit that are on their way, but then discusses a very cool application that he's going to be using to present them to us... I for one like this idea Jesse! ... +1 from me :)
Running Custom Code / Firing Custom Events from Within Storyboards
Robby Ingebretsen has some very cool code up for firing custom events from within storyboards. I'm still stuck on a storyboard within a storyboard, no, wait... umm... well :)
Silverlight 2 Controls - Styles and Templates
Rob Zelt demoed this at DevTeach and it was almost startling that what he showed was a listbox... check this suff out!
Silverlight Designer and Developer Network Presentation
Jonas Follesø has posted the material from his Melbourne Silverlight Designer and Developer Network presentation. This is on the Toolkit, Mesh-enabled Web apps, and Business app Framework for SL2 ... all good stuff. Jonas is also speaking at the Sydney .NET User Group meeting Wednesday December 10th: Last User Group Presentation in Australia... if you're around, don't miss it! Twitter SLNews | Join me @ SilverlightCream | SL Web Articles | SL2 Web Articles | My Articles | My Tutorials | My Tooltips | My SL2 Articles | My SL2 ToolTips | SilverlightCream

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Silverlight Cream for December 08, 2008 -- #448

In this issue: Bill Reiss(3), Mark Monster(2), and Nigel Sampson.

From SilverlightCream.com:
Embedding a F# class library in a Silverlight 2 Application
Bill Reiss has three new posts up this first one is on F#, the other two are on game development. The F# one is interesting because he produced a template for us that produces a C# SL app and an F# class library... good stuff!
A simple Silverlight game particle system
Bill also has added a particle system inherited fro CenteredSprite that gives you things like Start/End Opacity, Start/End Scale, and Life Span. Lotsa code on there to peruse :)
An improved Silverlight Sprite class
Bill finished this go-around with an improved Sprite class that is a more general-purpose class than a specific game one.
Combining Silverlight and Google Chart API
Mark Monster took off on the Google Chart API and Silverlight. He makes it look pretty easy, and the result is very nice!
Getting the NTLM Username into your Silverlight application
If you want to know the username of the person logged into your Silverlight site, Mark has a post to help you out.
Beginning a Silverlight Animation framework
Nigel Sampson has an interesting article up on animating all objects and a framework to do so. he also has a post Silverlight Animation Examples to support this... check it out! Twitter SLNews | Join me @ SilverlightCream | SL Web Articles | SL2 Web Articles | My Articles | My Tutorials | My Tooltips | My SL2 Articles | My SL2 ToolTips | SilverlightCream

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