Silverlight Cream for September 20, 2009 -- #695

September 20, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Mark Tucker, Michael Washington, Allan Muller, Martha Rotter

Clarity Consulting posted

András Velvárt has part 3 of his UX Thoughts series up with some good observations: UX thoughts – Learning Phase Tools III

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Mark Tucker starts off his Hidden Object game by setting up the project and generating the intro picture in this first real post of the series.

Michael Washington mentioned this in his SilverlightBridge post... he's giving up some of the knowledge he learned while messing with the TreeView Control... all good stuff!

Allan Muller had a question come up on SilverlightForums about RSS and Silverlight and he respnded by doing this Tutorial... good job, Allan!

Martha Rotter did a SketchFlow and SuperPreview presentation and has made all her material available to all of us, and it's so much material that she's presenting it in 5 segments. This segment is all the material plus getting started with SketchFlow.

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