Silverlight Cream for September 21, 2009 -- #696

September 21, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Mark Tucker, Bart Czernicki, Bob Bartholomay, Silverlight Toys, Sergey Barskiy, Andy Beaulieu

Shoutouts:

Falling into the category of the next MVP->Microsoft category, a big Congratulations goes out to Pete Brown!!

As promised, Karl Shifflett announced... with tons of support material... thanks Karl!

Brad Abrams chats: HanselMinutes Interview on RIA Services

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Next up in Mark Tucker's game series is Creating the item list.

I wondered why Bart Czernicki slowed down blogging, and this is it... he's announcing his book on BI with Silverlight... great long post about it... looks like a winner and timely too.

[screencast] Graphical skinning via NineGrid

To go along with his last post about 9Grids, Bob Bartholomay has put up a webcast demonstrating his use.

For a nice un-cluttered intro to Silverlight Naviation, check out the Silverlight Toys site I just came across and the first post by them I'm blogging.

If you haven't checked out Assembly caching in Silverlight 3 yet, Sergey Barskiy has a post about it you should check out.

Andy Beaulieu took off from Adam Kinney's Glow Effect and made it into a Behavior... cool stuff, and all the code too!

Stay in the 'Light!

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