| In this Issue: Bart Czernicki, Sharker Khaleed Mahmud, Dragos Manolescu, Peter Kuhn, Victor Gaudioso, John Papa, Jeff Blankenburg(-2-), Ning Zhang, Paul Seriff, Dennis Doomen, and Martin Krüger. |  |
Above the Fold:
| Silverlight: | "My Silverlight 4 Reference Architecture: Commanding" Dennis Doomen |
| WP7: | "Windows Phone 7 RTM charting using the Silverlight Control Toolkit" Bart Czernicki |
| Sketchflow: | "Silverlight TV 48: Creating Rich Interactive Prototypes with Sketchflow - Part 1 " John Papa |
Now pulling Silverlight and WP7 posts from 614 blogs! < br/> From:
Bart Czernicki is discussing charting in WP7 using the Toolkit... with source.
Sharker Khaleed Mahmud has a post up on a Silverlight preloader - a Silverlight 1 JS page even... some of you folks probably never worked in that:)
Dragos Manolescu has a follow-up to his post on the WP7 GeoLocation API with this one that in his words "is a data mashup running in your pocket, and powered by a battery"
Peter Kuhn has a very useful post on how to determine the screen resolution when you're OOB.
Victor Gaudioso has his 5th tutorial in his WP7 series up - and shows how to capture an image from the MenuItem button.
John Papa has Silverlight TV number 48 up as of yesterday, and it's the first of a 2-part series on Sketchflow... FTW
I may take a day off blogging, but Jeff Blankenburg has been forging on with his 31-Days quest. Number 7 was Launchers and yesterday's was Choosers to complete that set.
And today's outing (#9) from Jeff Blankenburg is about debugging your WP7 apps.
If you've ever wished for a 'cheat sheet' for touch in Silverlight, Ning Zhang provides just that in the form of a great tutorial... this one's going on the RH Sidebar of WynApse.com
Paul Seriff has posted about alternate ListBox displays in Silverlight... for example, Horizontal.
Dennis Doomen is getting set to do a series of posts and based on the diagram he's put up in this first one, I think it'll be one to follow. In addition to the 'get ready', he's discussing Commanding in this one.
Martin Krüger has a new post and a new tool up on his German blog... use the translator to read it in your language of choice. This Xaml Builder add-in is also available stand-alone in WPF... take the link on his blog to navigate to it.
Stay in the 'Light!
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