Silverlight Cream for June 04, 2009 -- #608

June 4, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Steve Strong, Al Pascual, Stefan Olson(2), and Robby Ingebretsen.

Shoutouts:

First a big Congratulations to András Velvárt and the Zoomery folks! -- Zoomery wins Microsoft Innovation Award! -- well deserved, my friend!

Koen Zwikstra is giving some information out about -- I think the free/Pro idea is great!

From:

Steve Strong discusses his application he used with his travel he recently did around the country and how he used Silverlight and the Virtual Earth module. This is only part 1 of a series and the code is all on CodePlex.

Al Pascual has a small post up showing how to deal with not knowing where your Silverlight is going to be and dealing with SSL or not.

Stefan Olson has two posts up one immediately behind the other. In this first one he is discussing the URI mapping in the Navigation framework. In his next post he discusses some issues he's having with the same and haven't been able to resolve:

I know this is WPF, but Robby Ingebretsen has some cool Path resources he adds to every project... I'm sure we can adapt that!

Stay in the 'Light!

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