Silverlight Cream for February 09, 2009 -- #512

In this issue: Martin Mihaylov, Radenko Zec, Terence Tsang, Mike Snow, and Shawn Wildermuth.

Shoutout:

Walt Ritscher has his latest Reflecting on Design #6 up and these not only are very cool, but are the winning entries in the Worldwide Packaging Design Award Competition (link on Walt's page).


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Silverlight Metronome

Martin Mihaylov has an awesome metronome up in Silverlight... yikes... I have to admit, I would NOT have thought to have used a slider for the pendulum... just how cool is that???

Radenko Zec sent me this link, and I was going to chastise him for not sending me something sooner until I noticed the blog is only 4 days old... I'll catch up tomorrow unless he floods me with entries:) Looking good Radenko!

3D Spiral Image Rotation for MIX 09 Challenge

Terence Tsang didn't get to amaze us with a MIX09 10K entry because he got tagged as a judge, but to make up for it, he posted a cool Spiral Image Rotation to view the multitude of entries. He's having some issues with the Silverlight side, so if you're Kit3D conversant, check it out and give him a hand.

Silverlight Tip of the Day #91 – How to Apply Themes from the Silverlight Toolkit

Mike Snow demonstrates how to make use of all the goodness of the themes in the Toolkit... could have saved me a bunch of time back in November:)

Drag and Drop in Silverlight 2

Shawn Wildermuth responds to the forum and put up a nice artile on Drag and Drop in Silverlight 2... that should answer a few questions!

Stay in the 'Light!


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

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