Silverlight Cream for June 24, 2009 -- #621

June 24, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Erik Mork, Fons Sonnemans, Ian Blackburn, Lee, and Timmy Kokke.

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Erik Mork has his latest Prism Hypervideo up... this one is on Commands and commanding... great job on all these, Erik!

Fons Sonnemans came across a blog of cool JQuery tutorials and decided to give one of them a shot in Silverlight... looks like he stuck the dismount to me... keep them coming, Fons!

Ian Blackburn took on a challenge after a class and put together a Duplex WCF service that pushes data to the Silverlight 3B application. This is actually a great tutorial on the subject, thanks Ian!

Lee has a good example of a way to resize a ChildWindow. I think the idea is there but it didn't exactly stay with my mouse... maybe it was my system (probably!)

SilverBullet #4 – System.Windows.ApplicationIdentity

Timmy Kokke explains the ApplicationIdentity class that provides all the info to the Out Of Browser application.

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