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Thought I'd put together a post of some good Silverlight blogs for your reading pleasure. Awesome Silverlight SDK Blog Scott Guthrie Laurence Moroney Silverlight Cream Tim Heuer Jesse Liberty
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Just a reminder to all you WPF and Silverlight developers out there that I'm presenting at Nxtgen Cambridge on the MVVM pattern. We will look at how to design a WPF application and spend quite a lot of time deep in code. I have one more space in the car
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Yes, finally we’ll have an RTM product to build with. I cannot wait to finally have a stable API and something we can push to customers. More info at the press release with news that the RTM will be available to download on the 14th. No news
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I’ve been busy with a Silverlight project where our models are all implementing INotifyPropertyChanged. I’m not a big fan of INotifyPropertyChanged because of the need to raise the event with the property name as a string. This can lead to numerous spelling
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Karen Corby has an awesome set of 4 blog posts on Visual State Manager. She discusses what it does, shows us how to use states, parts and transitions and is a very informative set of posts. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4
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From Tim Leung: "We’re holding our VBUG annual conference at Thames Valley Park on the 4th/5th November. It’s £399 for non VBUG members and our international speakers include Ken Getz and Roy Osherove. The topics covered will include:
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I thought a little Christmas Silverlight is in order, so the guys at Dot Net Solutions have cooked up a "Christmas Cool Wall" in the spirit of the season. Inspired by the Top Gear Cool Wall, our little application allows you to search
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A great article by Michael O'Brien at Innerworkings on how to get started with Silverlight. One of the most talked-about aspects of Silverlight is its undeniable technical accomplishments. In an age of 50 megabyte downloads, Microsoft managed to squeeze
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On a secret little project I've been working on for the last two weeks I came across something interesting in Silverlight and WPF. When you're developing WPF applications, code and XAML re-use is paramount. Using templates is an absolute requirement to
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