In this Issue: Pete Brown(2, 3), SmartyP, Expression Blend and Design Blog, Corey Schuman, Andrej Tozon(2), and Jeff Blankenburg(2).
Shoutout:
Christian Schormann reports that there is a First Book on SketchFlow: A Chapter Available for Download. And the blog he points to looks good as well.
Corey Schuman announced his First InsideRIA post!!... very cool Corey, congratulations!
From SilverlightCream.com: - Sharing Entities between WCF and Silverlight
- Pete Brown has a detailed post up on sharing entity classes if you're not using .NET RIA Services and 'rolling it yourself'. Lots of comments and responses too.
- Creating a Silverlight WCF Binary Encoding Client in Code
- If you're having trouble with WCF Binary encoding or haven't looked at it yet, Pete Brown has a quick post up with code commented with helpful hints for the rest of us.
- Restricting Access to your WCF Service to a known Silverlight Client
- Pete Brown proposes a way to keep everyone from hitting your WCF service... looks like I've got some coding to do this weekend :) ... thanks Pete!
- Get and Put Pixel in Silverlight 3 with WriteableBitmap
- SmartyP has a great Silverlight 3 example up that uses the WriteableBitmap. On this dual quad-core machine it works great... wonder what it will do on my old XP box :)
- Overview of New Features in Expression Blend 3 + SketchFlow: Part III
- A final overview of Sketchflow post by Kirupa at Expression Blend and Design Blog, and once again a bunch of external links to use.
- Testing Silverlight from Windows Live Writer
- With some external references, Corey Schuman shows success in posting some Silverlight content to his blog using Windows Live Writer.
- Countdown to Silverlight 3 #10: Animation easing
- Andrej Tozon has some great examples of the easing functions up on his 'deck'.
- Countdown to Silverlight 3 #11: Writeable Bitmap
- In this post from Andrej Tozon he gives a few good examples of the use of the WriteableBitmap feature of Silverlight 3.
- Day #8: Custom Fonts in Silverlight
- No matter how many fonts are included in the core Silverlight delivery, you're always going to want something else. Jeff Blankenburg shows how to accomplish that in this post.
- Day #9: Using Keystrokes in Silverlight
- Want to get beyond the basics and know what keys your user's are pressing? This post by Jeff Blankenburg shows exactly how to do that.
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posted @ Thursday, July 16, 2009 12:44 PM