Silverlight Cream for August 04, 2010 -- #918

In this Issue: Jeff Fansler, Chris Klug, Kirupa Chinnathambi, Mike Taulty, David Anson, Florent Pajani, Kunal Chowdhury, Mike Snow, and Jesse Liberty.

Shoutouts:

The Swiss Team Blog announced Hands-on Lab: Silverlight 4 Line of Business Application using WCF RIA Services Now updated to reflect RTM changes

Dan Wahlin posted his


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Jeff Fansler has another WP7 post up and is talking about the Application Bar. He discusses it, and has demo code to download.

Chris Klug has a quick post up discussing Input Scope in WP7 and the different syntax available to get the job done, and why you would use one over the other.

Kirupa Chinnathambi has a video demonstrating Navigation on a WP7 and then describes how to do just that.

Mike Taulty checks out the latest Prism and MEF in a big long descriptive, code-heavy post.

David Anson revisits his Chart controls for WP7 and makes it even easier than his previous version. Get the download and read his comments about unblocking it.

Florent Pajani has a nice tutorial up about adding a Silverlight photo album to a WordPress home page and then customizing it with Blend.

Kunal Chowdhury pulls from his experience working with Silverlight/WPF and XAML and has a post up about best practices in his opinion... check it out and see if you agree.

Mike Snow's Tip of the Day 33 is about Dynamically setting up a DataGrid.

Jesse Liberty's latest post is up and is the 6th in his series on Template and validation... and this one is on asynch data validation

Stay in the 'Light!


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