Silverlight Cream for October 21, 2008 -- #403

October 22, 2008 · 1 min read

In this issue: Erik & Monica Mork, Bart Czernicki, Joseph Ghassan, Laurence Moroney, Shawn Wildermuth, Mike Snow, and Imran Shaik.

Peter McGrattan reports his, so go revisit them.

Matt Casto reports of a on November 1... looks like a great list of people and topics!

From:

Logging Client Side Events

Erik and Monica Mork have a new Podcast up on logging client-side events. If you're not plugged into the Sparkling Client Podcast, there's no better time than the present!

Silveright 2 GUIMark - Big Performance Boost in Silverlight 2 RTW

Bart Czernicki gave Silverlight 2 another workout on the GUIMark benchmark, and it's looking good!

Joseph Ghassan looks like he's starting an introductory series to Silverlight... and has a great foundational beginning for it.

Ensuring that your JavaScript Silverlight applications work with Silverlight 2

Laurence Moroney has a tutorial/checklist of things to pay attention to for guys like me that have a ton of JavaScript out there and how to make sure it's going to work with Silverlight 2.

Using Isolated Storage Settings in Silverlight 2

Shawn Wildermuth demistifies the simplest Isolated Storage... very nice... short and to the point!

Silverlight Tip of the Day #64 – Deploying a Silverlight Application with a Web Service

Mike Snow gives us all instructions on how to deploy a Silverlight app that includes a WebService.

More XAML Gradients

Imran Shaik is back blogging about Silverlight and that's a good thing... good to see you posting, Imran!... and he has some outstanding gradients in XAML for us... check these out!

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

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