Silverlight Cream for July 26, 2008 -- #335

July 26, 2008 · 1 min read

Vlad Filyakov on Devexpress' Layout Control, Bart Czernicki with Part 3 of his Silverlight Master Series, Dave Relyea with Part 2 of his Layout Fundamentals, and Mike Snow on adding sound effects and video.

Adam Kinney has a post up about that is a great reference if you're looking for any games. He also has links out to just about everyone I can think of that is producing them... great list... check it out!

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Vlad Filyakov of Devexpress discusses and has a demo of the AgLayoutControl they're working on... very cool

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Bart Czernicki jumps into Blend in this 3rd part of his series on becoming a Silverlight Master. I just noticed his link references 20 concepts... so hopefully there are 17 more of these on their way!

Silverlight Layout Fundamentals Part 2 - Layout Containers

Dave Relyea posted Part 2 of his series on Layout Fundamentals... all good information!

Tip of the Day #22 – How to add Sound Effects, Music and Video to your Silverlight App.

Mike Snow, fresh back from the XNA Gamefest, posted this message for us all on how to add sound effects, etc. to our Silverlight... probably more useful with games of course, but hey... it's all good reading and knowledge!

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