| In this Issue: Martin Krüger, Jeff Blankenburg(-2-), Shawn Wildermuth(-2-), Dave Relyea, Kirupa Chinnathambi, Peter Kellner, David Anson, Andy Beaulieu, Pete Vickers, and Peter Foot. |  |  |
Above the Fold:
| Expression Blend: | "Creating a Simple Action" Kirupa Chinnathambi |
| WP7: | "Architecting WP7 - Part 4 of 10: Client-side Data" Shawn Wildermuth |
| Lightswitch: | "Building Job Ads Management Module With LightSwitch Beta 1 For Silicon Valley Code Camp" Peter Kellner |
Shoutouts:
Congrats go out to Jonathan van de Veen for a 2nd anniversary on his blog: Developers 42 around for two years!
Jesse Liberty has another Yet Another Podcast Shows #6 – Live from the WP7 Dev Tools Launch With Joe Healy
The Silverlight Team Blog has an announcement that Silverlight Media Framework 2.2 is now up and Silverlight Media Framework Now With Windows Phone 7 Goodness
Koen Zwikstra posted a... as if Silverlight Spy 3 wasn't good enough already:)
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Martin Krüger has another great Blend Extension post up explaining how to control the visibility of an extension based on project type.
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As with Shawn Wildermuth, below, I seem to be one-off with Jeff Blankenburg in his 31 Days quest. Number 14 is on Tombstoning, or WP7's answer to multitasking
Jeff Blankenburg's very latest post in his series, actually the one for today, is discussing Isolated Storage on WP7.
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Shawn Wildermuth's Part 3 of 10 is up and is discussing ViewModels and how you may want to revisit how you're handling them on the WP7... check out the comments as well.
Shawn Wildermuth also has Part 4 up and is talking about that 800lb gorilla in the WP7 room... Client-side Data... and being a 'data' guy... you know you're going to want to read Shawn's discussion on this.
Dave Relyea has re-templated the WP7 slider adding a 'tick' mark in the thumb for a visual cue, and made the touchable area wider... check out the pictures, you'll want the code!
Kirupa Chinnathambi has a Blend tutorial up walking you through creating a simple Action and then consuming it in your WP7 app.
Peter Kellner is working on Lightswitch now and has a nice tutorial up for building an app for Silicon Valley Code Camp
David Anson addresses the WP7 "absurdly long time for network activity to complete" issue in his latest post... oh, this is the emulator, not the device... and the fix isn't an easy one either!
Read hints and info on the WP7 Marketplace and the App Hub from someone that's been through it: Andy Beaulieu
Pete Vickers has a quick post up demonstrating playing wav files on WP7... XNA is your friend:)
Peter Foot demonstrates discovering what theme you're user is running on her WP7 without doing some RGB comparisons.
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