Silverlight Cream for August 20, 2010 -- #928

August 20, 2010 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Emiel Jongerius, Rui Marinho, Johnny Tordgeman, and Colin Eberhardt.

Shoutout:

Arnie Rowland has a very worthy effort going on: Like a Phoenix rising from the ashes...... read it and if you need the support, give it a shot.

Bart Czernicki has a fun announcement:

In this all-submittal Issue --

From:

Did you know you can change the caption of the column name on a group row in a Silverlight DataGrid?... check out Emiel Jongerius' work, and you'll know how!

Rui Marinho has a post up, with accompanying video, that describes taking Pivot data out to WPF or Excel... the top half of the post is Portuguese and the English is on the bottom!

Johnny Tordgeman has been working with Sharepoint and Silverlight, and sent me a link to his blog this morning... In this first post I'm highlighting, he's reading from the Sharepoint user profile service and getting that info into Silverlight.

Colin Eberhardt has a gorgeous gauge control tutorial up on his site... but even better is all the under-the-covers work to make it viewless... a definite good read.

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

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