Silverlight Cream for April 06, 2009 -- #564

In this Issue: Damon Carr, Rishi(2), Mike Taulty, Jeff Prosise, Laurent Bugnion, Ruurd Boeke, and Walt Ritscher.

Shoutout:

Andy Beaulieu has released his latest game: Boss Launch... go have some fun with that:)


From:

Damon Wilder Carr sent me this link on HD and streaming. Might be good to read some of the comments he's gotten also.

Rishi is posting bunches of info about 'nRoute'... enough so that I went ahead and made him a tag... one of the enhancements on my list is to facilitate retagging things, so I'll touch the older ones too! Turns out nRoute is in good behaviour... couldn't pass that up.

Rishi's second post yesterday was on Navigation in nRoute.

Mike Taulty takes off on the binary XML encoding... quick but interesting.

Jeff Prosise continues with his short-and-to-the-point SL3B posts, this one concentrating on the OOB experience.

Laurent Bugnion has a cool WPF tutorial up on Behaviours... remember I said WPF... but WTF... it's close, it's a good read, and all good info:)

Ruurd Boeke has part 4 of his Accordion tutorial up... and here I thought there were only going to be 2 parts:)... what he's doing this time is duplicating a sample he found on the web... wow... love the demo!

Walt Ritscher has a great tutorial up on creating and using a tile brush in Blend... if you're not familiar with this, definitely take a look!

Stay in the 'Light!


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