Silverlight Cream for May 05, 2009 -- #586

In this Issue: Jeff Prosise, Shawn Wildermuth, Michael Sync, Jesse Liberty, Al Pascual, Frank La Vigne, and Mahesh Chand.

Shoutout:

Koen Zwikstra at First Floor has announced that his for puchase... it's the only tool like it, check it out!


From:

Jeff Prosise has a very cool post on laying out items radially in Silverlight reminiscent of the control in the MIX09 keynote!

Shawn Wildermuth talks about Validation and localization... boy it's easy to forget that when you live smack in the middle of the U.S. and write software samples... but out there in the real world it bites you in the behind big time... great post Shawn!

Michael Sync reports on a simple naming issue that he and maybe you have had and the resolution of the problem...

Jesse Liberty jumps on Validation big time with a great explanatory tutorial. I don't think you need look any farther for Validation info!

Al Pascual is talking about GeoSpatial and WMS in particular. Short post but good info.

Frank La Vigne took some heat over screenshots in his last post and comes back talking about namespaces. If you read the last two, this one is a good one to note!

Mahesh Chand has a great tutorial up on the DataGrid on C# Corner. He goes from placing the control to databinding all the way through customizing the look.

Stay in the 'Light!


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