Silverlight Cream for February 02, 2009 -- #505

February 2, 2009 · 1 min read

In this issue: Boyan Mihaylov, Matthias Shapiro, Page Brooks, Dave Britton, Jesse Liberty, and Jobi Joy.

Shoutouts:

Walt Ritscher is starting a series on Design... from an interesting angle: Reflecting on Design - #1

Adam kinney expounds on Robby Ingebretsen, Kaxaml and MIX09:

Steve Commisso has his own post up about his talk at Phoenix Silverlight User Group

From:

Creating a Questionnaire. The RadioList Control

Boyan Mihaylov of SilverlightShow has a great tutorial up on using the RadioList Control to create a Questionaire... and it looks great!

Matthias Shapiro Reports on an update to Mike Swanson's Adobe Illustrator Plug-In for conversion to XAML

Page Brooks has part 3 of his CoolMenu refactoring up on his site... continuing on with Custom effects surrounding mouse-over and mouse-click.

Dave Britton has a quick tip up on using the Visual Studio Document Outline with your XAML.

Expander Control Part 1

Jesse Liberty has a cool example of the Expander control up for his Part 1 of a new series. Check out the new look on his blog too!... Lookin' good, Jesse:)

Lilac Chaser - Optical illusion using Silverlight

Jobi Joy duplicates the 'lilac' optical illusion in Silverlight... pretty cool, and identical to the flash ones I've seen:)

Stay in the 'Light!

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

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