Silverlight Cream for July 26, 2009 -- #655

July 26, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Michael Washington, Koen Zwikstra, Shawn Wildermuth, Bea Stollnitz, Jesse Liberty, Ashish Shetty, Kevin Dockx, and Eugenio Estrada.

Shoutouts:

Shawn Wildermuth has a post up on Windows 7 - "XP Mode" Walkthrough

Koen Zwikstra has announced Silverlight Spy 3 Beta (see below), and he's also saying

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Michael Washington has a very complete tutorial from getting the files all the way through running Hello World in a DNN app. A bit more effort than.net it appears... great tutorial Michael, thanks!

If you haven't seen it yet, Koen Zwikstra has released a beta of Silverlight Spy for Silverlight 3... cool stuff, Koen!

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Shawn Wildermuth rises to a query about securing web services and demonstrates that Forms Auth just works!

Although data virtualization as such does not exist natively in either WPF or Silverlight, Bea Stollnitz extrapolates from a couple good sources and provides code samples for some common scenarios. More for WPF, but Silverlight is in there as well.

Jesse Liberty demonstrates Merged Resources available in Silverlight 3. He also touches on breaking resources up into logical folders.

Ashish Shetty continues his OOB series this time talking about how an OOB app is removed from the host machine.

Kevin Dockx discusses problems when datamodel's change and what about your custom methods? Then he comes up with a very clear way to resolve the problem.

This article is in Spanish, but Eugenio Estrada has a lot of readable code that describes building double-click Behavior.

Stay in the 'Light!

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