Silverlight Cream for December 14, 2008 -- #454

December 14, 2008 · 1 min read

In this issue: Bart Czernicki, Alexey Zakharov, Martin Grayson, Ning Zhang, Jesse Liberty, and Kevin Dockx.

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I'm not big on fortelling the future, but Bart Czernicki is willing to take a shot at Silverlight 3... check out what he has to say about it!

Alexey Zakharov was working on a splash screen for his new site (a link included), and has some tips from the trenches for us about splash screens.

Video: Using Blacklight Controls in Blend

Martin Grayson has a video up demonstrating using the BlackLight controls in Expression Blend... it's all good:)

Design Time Features in Silverlight Toolkit

Ning Zhang has a blog post up about the design time features in the Silverlight Toolkit, and who better to talk about it than the person that wrote them!

First two Silverlight Toolkit videos posted

Jesse Liberty Has the first two videos up for the Toolkit set he previously blogged about, these two are an intro to the Toolkit and the AutoCompleteBox, plus it's a start on the multi-page app he promised... very cool stuff... thanks Jesse!

Kevin Dockx Gave a presentation at Devoxx recently, and has posted his Silverlight materials for us all:)

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

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