Silverlight Cream for May 06, 2009 -- #588

In this Issue: Mark Monster, Peter Bromberg, Expression Blend and Design, Michael S. Scherotter, and Steve Strong.

Just a note that the are out to 6 pages now, and Jeff Prosise has not only the top entry, but the top 2:) Simon Guest is in there with 2 as well at 4 and 5. Others in the top 10 are: Al Pascual, Pete Blois, Matthias Shapiro, Mahesh Chand, Peter Bromber, and Josh Holmes. And remember... that list is only for the last 7 days!


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Mark Monster sent me a 'book report' on running Moonlight and suggested I add a tag for Moonlight... I've done so, so anyone wanting to submit Moonlight entries, feel free to use that so we can searh 'em later!

Peter Bromberg just blogged the other day about hooking up ASP.NET membership to Silverlight... he's back today talking about the.NET RIA Services and membership.

Expression Blend and Design Blog has a nice tutorial up on using Blend to build an app using the "Silverlight 3 Application + Website" template.

Michael S. Scherotter reports to us on a toolkit for interacting with the New York Times via Silverlight... so bring on the apps now:)

Steve Strong not only gets the mousewheel working, but he does it by interacting with the DOM and also has the code dealing with browser differences... sweet:)

Stay in the 'Light!


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