Silverlight Cream for April 12, 2009 -- #569

April 12, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Ashish Shetty, Nikhil Kothari, Chris Cavanagh, Rishi, Nigel Sampson, Tim Heuer, Ruurd Boeke, Alex Golesh, Lee, and Pete Blois.

Shoutouts:

Pete Brown is asking for input for the book he's gearing up for:... good luck with that Pete!

Koen Zwikstra has an evaluation of his Document Toolkit available:... very cool, Koen!

From:

Ashish Shetty has the first part of a 3 parter up about OOB... this one concentratingon the Install.

Nikhil Kothari shows us how to use the MouseWheel in Silverlight... Silverlight.FX that is... but work it does!

Chris Cavanagh demonstrates XPath queries in Silverlight... simple ones, but yet...

Rishi responds to Michael Sync's post about property changed notifications and comes back to us with 3 ways to do that using extension methods.

Nigel Sampson discusses a Gotcha he came across with Behaviors and DataBinding.

Tim Heuer provides access to a white paper and code for guiding us through setting up the Silverlight Install experience.

Ruurd Boeke has his las official segment in the Accordion series up... this time retemplating the AccordionButton.

Alex Golesh Talks about System colors in Silverlight 3B, and how easy it is to use them.

Lee puts Ticks on a slider scale... a man of few words he is, but hey... there's the code:)

Pete Blois creates a DataTrigger in Silverlight through a bit of 'trickery'

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