Peter Matuchniak on a PodCast, Tamir on making Silverlight 'Air', Page Brooks on Disabling JS debugging, John Stockton on Textblock Mouse Event Issues, chrishayuk deeper in Isolated Storate, and Dan Wahlin/Spike Xavier with the Silverlight Song…(read more)
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Silverlight Cream for April 30, 2008 - #262
This week the Silverlight Showcase lets you take a walk on the wild side at the Sorocaba Zoo website, indulge your senses at Concique, an Executive Leisure company, browse …
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11 New Silverlight Showcase Entries
In this video, Michael Palermo will demonstrate a simple, minimalistic way to approach Silverlight. This video will stress just the necessary requirements and steps to get started with Silverlight.
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New Silverlight 1.0 Video
Visit our community gallery to see the new Silverlight 2 Beta 1 and Silverlight 1.0 entries. Play Tic-Tac-Toe, test your duck hunting skills with the Silverlight Bird Hunt game, and see two examples of clocks written in IronPython and IronRuby, and more!
This tutorial demonstrates how to create UserControls in Silverlight. A UserControl is simply an empty control that can be used to create other controls. Fill them …
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User Controls in Silverlight
In this eight-part video series, Dan Wahlin focuses on building Silverlight 2 Beta 1 applications. Learn how to use Layout Management, Style Elements, the List Box, User Controls, Templates and more!
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New Silverlight 2 Beta 1 Eight-Part Video Series
Tim Heuer shows how to consume WCF and ASP.NET web services in Silverlight. He also describes how to use cross-domain policy files when accessing third party web services. Jesse Liberty shows how to bind Silverlight Controls to an Application's Business Logic Layer. Ronnie Saurenmann shows how to use LINQ to SQL with Silverlight, and Michael Palermo wraps up his two-part series on creating a simple video game in Silverlight 1.0.
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Four New Silverlight 2 Beta 1 Videos and One New Silverlight 1.0 Video
This article is for Silverlight 2 beta 1 There is a common misconception that User Controls in Silverlight must be placed in the assembly from which they are referenced. However, this is not true, you can have user controls in an assembly and use them…(read more)
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Silverlight: Packing user controls in separate assemblies
The Silverlight Showcase is expanding with games, retirement planning calculators, automotive programs and more!
John Stockton brings Custom Controls vs User Controls and a Code Camp Session Scheduler, Christoph Husse brings an example of his rich text control, and Ashish Shetty on screen resolution an layout/rendering. From …
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Silverlight Cream for April 14, 2008 # 251