Silverlight Cream for June 27, 2010 -- #892

June 27, 2010 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Michael Washington, Teresa Burger, Kunal Chowdhury, Jeff Prosise, Yavor Georgiev, and Jeremy Likness.

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Michael Washington has a tutorial up on ViewModel style programming, check out Michael's code and and let him show you how to write less code using ViewModel... and grab the source while you're at it.

Teresa Burger takes on the challenge of strikethrough text, and it comes out looking great. She also includes a link to a forum post with another solution.

Kunal Chowdhury decided to take a look at using the Physics helper and Expression Blend, and builds a no-code demo.

If you're building production Silverlight apps, you need to read what Jeff Prosise's been up to... in this latest post, he has his own content loader detailed: DynamicContentLoader... good stuff, and source is there.

Yavor Georgiev has a new post at Silverlight Web Services Team blog talking about HTTP duplex messaging in SL4. If you don't 'get it'... good diagrams on his post will help.

Jeremy Likness spoke at CodeStock on MEF and Silverlight 4, and has his deck and code up, plus information about the app he used as the demo.

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This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Dave Campbell

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