In this Issue: Patrick Cauldwell, Erik Mork, Dan Wahlin, David Poll, Peter Bromberg, Steve Strong, Jonathan van de Veen, Michael C. Neel, and Jafar Husain.
Shoutouts:
Pete Blois reports that he has Updated Rooler ... if you haven't used this, go get it now!
From SilverlightCream.com -- 9 items since some folks got delayed a day: - Default button semantics in Silverlight revisited
- Patrick Cauldwell revisited his Default button code I blogged a couple days ago and has made it Prism-friendly. It depends upon some registering of controls, but hey, you own the code so why not!
- Regions in Prism
- Join Erik Mork, Bob Brumfield, David Hill, and Shawn Wildermuth as they discuss Prism and specifically regions. While you're on the site, check out Erik's other Prism videos.
- Customizing Silverlight 3 DataGrid Headers
- Dan Wahlin demonstrates SL3B's BasedOn feature by way of demonstrating custom DataGrid column headers ... something to put in your pocket, you'll be needing it.
- Update: Displaying background activity in a Silverlight RIA application
- David Poll revisited his Background Activity control after taking lots of email and feedback. He's got a working example up, and it looks great... get the control and the source!
- Bing Search RSS with Silverlight 3 RIA Domain Service
- This morning I reported on a Google search in Silverlight, this evening, I've got Peter Bromberg using the .NET RIA Services and Silverlight 3B to hit Bing... cool :)
- Virtual Earth Silverlight Control Part 2: Locate Me
- Join Steve Strong in part 2 of his traveling wandering the world using Silverlight and Virtual Earth to track himself. In this post he is adding a timestamp and marker to the map to show his location.
- Adventures while building a Silverlight Enterprise application part #12
- Jonathan van de Veen attacks a race condition between two DataGrids in this episode 12 of his LOB series... dig into it... he's ratted out a good solution!
- SilverLight 2.0: Setting the Background of a Button
- Michael C. Neel shows what you get when you do the obvious in changing a button background and what you have to do that's not so obvious to REALLY change it. And obviously to continue on and avoid the 'flat' button, there's even more work :)
- Better Unit Tests with Test.Assert() for NUnit/VSTT/SUTF
- Jafar Husain explains what you're up against Unit Testing APIs and can you do all this in Silverlight... but of course!
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posted @ Thursday, June 11, 2009 6:50 PM