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Sorskoot I knew I could use dotCover when running mstest on #wp7 assemblies... but I didn't know intelliTrace works too... #SoAwesome #wp7nl about 4 days ago

Sorskoot Setting breakpoints in code that's not yours! .NET Reflector -> Early Access Build 7 http://t.co/P7AfRaBb about 5 days ago

Sorskoot The Color Story Of Nokia Lumia Windows Phones http://t.co/gRNYGNdO about 5 days ago

Sorskoot Wrote a whole bunch of silverlight unit tests today... http://t.co/H7zUCy0v about 5 days ago

Sorskoot Bing Battle for Windows Phone 7: http://t.co/OdbOciwH via @youtube about 7 days ago

Sorskoot App done.... gonna submit tomorrow... :) about 8 days ago

Sorskoot Zo... Eindelijk thuis :P #hondindepot about 10 days ago

Sorskoot Building an html textblock control for #wp7, one that does suit my needs... about 12 days ago

Sorskoot Microsoft Kinect for Windows version 1.0 available today http://t.co/n5H3QAbj about 12 days ago

Sorskoot @Mark_Monster Nice! mocht het lukken, zet mij maar vast op de lijst :) about 12 days ago

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Styling a TreeView in Silverlight 3 and Blend 3

Introduction Today I would like to show you how to style a TreeView control in Silverlight 3 using Expression Blend 3. The TreeView is a control to visualize hierarchical data structures. If you haven’t got Silverlight 3 and Blend 3, you can find all downloads for Silverlight 3 and Blend 3 here. The TreeView control is available in WPF natively and styling is only a small bit different than in Silverlight. I try to explain one way of doing this and there are others. If you have any questions what...