Silverlight Cream for June 29, 2009 -- #624

June 30, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Andrej Tozon(2, 3), Jonathan van de Veen, Corey Schuman, and Al Pascual.

Shoutouts:

I'm with Jesse on this one: So Much Is Happening The Silence Is Deafening!

Remember when Mike Snow said he was writing a book on Silverlight Game Programming? Have you noticed his blog has slowed down? Well... the book is NOW: Game Programming with Silverlight.

Shawn Wildermuth announces that My Sillveright-Prism Article is Live! -- in MSDN Magazine... very cool, Shawn!

What a weekend... essentially 3-1/2 days trying to finish off my part of the book. Hopefully I've got that behind me now:)

From:

Andrej Tozon's third post in the series is on Merged Dictionaries.

Andrej Tozon's second in the SL3 series is on Silverlight 3 Styles and how in SL3 we aren't held down to just setting something once or not being able to inherit.

Andrej Tozon is getting together some Silverlight 3 articles in preparation for it's release. This first is on the Out Of Browser experience.

Jonathan van de Veen can't show code but discusses a situation where he was required that various modules have a different look and even different features based on where they were used... interesting.

Corey Schuman did a proof of concept app displaying YouTube video in Silverlight 3 by inserting the URL of the video into the source of a MediaElement.

Al Pascual expresses some frustration along with the solution to his clientaccesspolicy problems and asks if anyone has any thoughts.

Stay in the 'Light!

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