Silverlight Cream for April 21, 2009 -- #576

In this Issue: Erik and Monica Mork, Guillaume André, Mike Taulty(2), Cameron Albert, Manish Dalal, and Michael Wolf.

Shoutouts:

Bob Thomson of Colaab and StormID.com sent me this link of a visualization they've done showing statistics for water quality in Scottland: Bob said that mapping this many polygons with JS just grinds eveything to a stop, but Silvelright... well, check it out!

Peter Dungan wrote that he has a new version up on CodePlex of. This is "A separate class that adds autoscroll functionality to the ScrollViewer. An example scenario where it would be useful would be in a drag and drop interface inside a ScrollViewer - dragging an element to the side of the window would trigger scrolling."


From:

Erik and Monica Mork have their latest Sparkling Client PodCast up with Justin Angel and Shawn Burke talking about the Toolkit and how VSM came to be.

Guillaume André has a very nice Plane Projection picture flip up on his site. The article is in French, but you can read the code... yes you can!

Mike Taulty had two posts up the last I looked. This one is an article and video of the OOB experience on the Mac. That's about as close as I'll be getting to it, but hey... it works:)

Mike Taulty's second post was on lashing up Silverlight to FlickR and producing a very nice transition from picture to picture, plus all the code for our enjoyment:)

Cameron Albert gives up a Drag and Drop manager that he developed for Perenthia... oh don't you ask what that is.. go find out:)

Manish Dalal follows up his Silverlight LOB articles with this one on the DataSource control but breaking with what we've seen lately, he jumps into the Silverlight 2 ObjectDataSource... great detailed post with lots of code.

Michael Wolf brings some of the Surface techniques he's been playing with into Silverlight with some assitance and whoa... check out that animation over an animation...how cool!

Stay in the 'Light!


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