Thursday, September 17, 2009 #

Silverlight Cream for September 17, 2009 -- #694

In this Issue: Bob Bartholomay, Mark Tucker, Chris Klug, Damon Payne, Phani Raj, John Papa, Victor Gaudioso, Jonathan van de Veen, Tomasz Janczuk, and Fredrik Normén.

Shoutout:

Chad Campbell has the material up from his Silverlight – An Out of Browser Experience Presentation

Laurent Duveau announced Free e-learning on XAML from Microsoft

From SilverlightCream.com:
Graphical Skinning Comes to Silverlight
I blogged Pete Blois' 9 Grids post, and Bob Bartholomay is reiterating that with some explanation surrounding it, and enthusiastically pointing everyone at Pete's work.
Creating a Hidden Object Game in Silverlight 3
Mark Tucker is doing a series on a casual game in Silverlight and this first post is the lead-in for the rest.
SilverTweet – Building a Silverlight Twitter client part 1
Chris Klug decided to follow up his Flickr sequence of posts with one on a Twitter application... and not just one to display tweets... one to send as well. This first is a pretty extensive post detailing the main Twitter class he's going to use.
View Based Navigation in Silverlight 3
Damon Payne details a 7-point change he'd like to see in Silverlight Navigation, then uses that as a design document to go about implementing it... all with code.
Using the ADO.NET Data Services Silverlight client library in x-domain and out of browser scenarios – II (Forms Authentication)
Phani Raj has part II up of a sequence dealing with ADO.NET Data Services Cross Domain AND OOB ... say that 5 times real fast :) ... great explanation, even describing possible errors you'll get.
Tell the Debugger to Ignore Silverlight Validation Exceptions
The latest post from the newest Microsoft employee, John Papa is about getting the debugger to keep quiet about validation exceptions... all good info, and congrats again John :)
New Silverlight Video Tutorial: How to Create a Storyboard Helper Class
Victor Gaudioso has another tutorial up... this one shows how to create a StoryBoard helper class to fade in and fade out.
Adventures while building a Silverlight Enterprise application part #22
Jonathan van de Veen wrote a tool to assist in keeping track of, or removing style keys in xaml files... the reading and manipulation is interesting, and the tool itself may prove useful to others.
Scale-out of Silverlight HTTP polling duplex WCF service in a web farm scenario
Tomasz Janczuk has a great detailed post up on the scale-out of Silverlight HTTP polling duplex WCF service, discussing the issues and solutions.
Use a ResourceDictionay and an external resources located in an assembly
Fredrik Normén has a tutorial up on using an external ResourceDictionary, so if you're having a problem with that, here's the solution!

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