Silverlight Cream for April 26, 2008 -- #260

April 26, 2008 · 1 min read

This is a couple new posts and finally catches me up from last week when I was being catered to in Seattle and not being very 'bloggy':) Laurent Bugnion on User Controls with Events, Laurence Moroney on Casual Game Building, Jesse Liberty on Event Handling, Eugene Osovetsky on debugging Web Services, and the SilverlightSDK on DeepZoom.

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Silverlight: User Controls with events

Laurent Bugnion very nicely tackles User Controls with events, good explanation and examples, all with code:)

Building A Casual Game in Silverlight

Laurence Moroney reports this game from Cigdem Patlak Uzun (aka Crocus Girl) which extends the one in his book. Good job, Cigdem... I'll keep watching your blog for more!

Webcast: Event Handling

Jesse Liberty has a nice WebCast on Event handling and pointers out to code and other resources... definitely worth a look!

Debugging Web Service Usage in Silverlight 2

This is one that I'm surprised I didn't see blogged all over about... debugging web service use in SL2... how useful is this??

Deep Zoom (Zooming and Panning Images using Silverlight & SeaDragon)

This looks familiar, so hopefully I don't have it in the database twice:)... maybe it's because it's familiar material... can't have enough good explanations and examples with links!

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