Silverlight Cream for November 04, 2009 -- #725

November 4, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Michael Palermo, Rishi, Microsoft Expression Blog, Jeremy Likness, David Burela, and Ward Bell.

Shoutout:

Adam Kinney has a Photosynth linked that you won't believe: A Photosynth of Neil Gaiman’s Library

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Michael Palermo has a solution to the use of the Internet Download Manager dorking up your Silverlight app.

On March 9, 2009, Rishi Posted I Command Silverlight, now he's posted I Command MVVM. With nRoute, of course! Check out his code examples for how he handles commands.

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The Microsoft Expression Blog has a post up about what all you can do with the SketchFlow artboard, with a bunch of external links.

Having trouble communicating? I mean your Silverlight, not you!... Jeremy Likness has a great article up on three majore forms: WCF, REST, and the DOM... all with code and demos

Take the Bing Maps, add in some dependency property code from Microsoft, and a pinch of custom datatemplates and David Burela has you binding to Bing Maps! Tutorial, code, demo... what more do you want??

Ward Bell of DevForce has a great post up in response to someone asking about learning Prism. Lots of good references and links, and a great read... even if you know Prism, check it out!

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