Silverlight Cream for July 05, 2009 -- #629

In this Issue: SmartyP, Mark Monster, Nigel Sampson, Manish Dalal, Steve Commisso, and Kevin Dockx.

Shoutouts:

Jonathan van de Veen has a screenshot of his CodeEmbed4Web project up: The birth of CodeEmbed4Web part #2 and he's looking for opinions... I like the UI.

Jim Lynn did a Deep Zoom image of a mosaic novelist Neil Gaiman did with pix sent by his twitter followers: A Deep Zoom celebration


From:

SmartyP has an excellent IPhone-style interface with source up... fun just to play with, much less use:)

Mark Monster walks through everything involved with getting.NET RIA Services running on Azure... if you haven't gotten your arms around that yet, here's a good example!

Nigel Sampson continues this time with Actions in SL3B, and is looking at Drag and Drop in the Navigation framework, as in drag the navigation action to the element you want to trigger the navigation.

Manish Dalal expands upon a couple prior articles he wrote and shows how throwing.NET RIA Services into the mix, a lot of the code is already there for you.

Somewhere along the line, I lost Steve Commisso's blog address, so this is a bit older, but he's got a Fish-Eye menu control up as part of his library which is referenced and available too!

In addition to discussing Change Sets this time, Kevin Dockx announced he's got his code uploaded... so that's cool:)

Stay in the 'Light!


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