Silverlight Cream for February 16, 2009 -- #519

February 16, 2009 · 1 min read

In this issue: Jesse Liberty, Gerard Leblanc, and Jamie Rodriguez.

Shoutouts:

The MIX09 blog reports the Last Chance to Save on MIX

Cameron Albert is going to start publishing some articles about Multi-Player games in Silverlight based on his experience with Parenthia: Silverlight for Multi-Player Games

Walt Ritscher has Reflecting on Design #11 up, and this one is pretty interesting, for all you movie buffs:)

From:

Putting the Silverlight Layout System to Work

Jesse Liberty has a second part of his Layout System sequence up. He's created a carousel of all sorts of objects... and it looks great!... good code and examples. He said he's got a more complex carousel coming up in a video, so stand by!

Gerard Leblanc has part V of his great Master Pages in Silverlight series up. Check out how he progressively downloads the heavy stuff... and he's downloading a bunch!

Using Uris in Expression Blend

Jaime Rodriguez has a post up about using Uris in Expression Blend. The focus is WPF but at the XAML level, and it act all that different in Silverlight?

Stay in the 'Light!

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

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