Silverlight Cream for July 22, 2009 -- #651

In this Issue: Andy Beaulieu, Danijel Stulic, Ward Bell, Mike Snow, Terence Tsang, and Jesse Liberty(2).

Shoutouts:

Jeff Handley is looking for input from all of you with regards to DomainDataSource.DataView.

The SilverlightSDK has announced Silverlight 3 Offline CHM released!


From:

Andy Beaulieu has released Physics Helper 3 to CodePlex which has a collection of Physics Behaviors [wow, maybe I can finally understand this stuff:) ]... Check out the post... he's got demos, videos, code... thanks Andy!

Danijel Stulic is the guy behind PrimeTimeTable that I blogged about a couple weeks ago. He migrated from SL2 to SL3 and gives the process rave reviews.

After reading a post by Jeremy Miller, Ward Bell takes off down a path trying to make the Aggregator Protocol in Prism feel cleaner. He showed his process and proposed reasoning for why things are the way they are, then proceeds to refine in his own way a Publish and Subscribe Extension Method.

Mike Snow is continuing his Tip of the Day series and has a great detailed tutorial up on taking your Silverlight Application out of the browser.

Terence Tsang has a very cool demo of the Easing functions up. He has various animation types also such as Translate, Scale, Rotate, Alpha, and Color... and all the code too!

Jesse Liberty has a quick post up on Element Binding, and much more info in the next post.

Jesse Liberty put up a great tutorial on Element Binding with a good demo and code.

Stay in the 'Light!


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