Silverlight Cream for November 29, 2008 -- #442

November 29, 2008 · 1 min read

In this issue: Hannes Preishuber, Tim Greenfield, Peter Bromberg, and Jonathan van de Veen.

Shoutout:

Adan Kinney has announed a... if you're in the area, it looks like it will be an interesting day!

From:

Hannes Preishuber has a good post up on Isolated Storage, and he's using B# to do it.

Animate collapsing a Grid column or row in Silverlight

Tim Greenfield discusses and demonstrates collapsing a grid column but wait... it's not a double!... so read his post to see how he accomplishes it:)

Silverlight Toolkit: Autocomplete TextBox Stock Symbols and Chart

Peter Bromberg follows up his Stock chart application with an autocomplete search box of symbols, and includes a csv file of over 20,000 stock symbols!

Random hints and tips on Silverlight

Jonathan van de Veen has a good list of tips and hints for Silverlight development on his blog.

Stay in the 'Light!

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