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7 snags with Silverlight development
submitted by gkruger gkruger 11 months, 28 days ago

blog.silverspud.com — Here are some snags you might run into with Silverlight development. None of them are huge problems but some may take you by surprise. read more...

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Model-View-Controller Can be Done in Silverlight 1.1/2.0
submitted by gkruger gkruger 1 year ago

blog.silverspud.com — It's still possible to use the Model-View-Controller pattern in Silverlight and this blog article discusses how. read more...

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Christmas CoolWall Mouse Click Animation
submitted by gkruger gkruger 1 year ago

blog.silverspud.com — If you haven’t seen it yet, there is a neat little Silverlight app named Christmas CoolWall that lets you drag items onto a wall and rank it as seriously un-cool, un-cool, cool, and Sub Zero. This blog article shows you how to have the same click animation in your code. read more...

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Skinning a Silverlight 1.1 Application
submitted by gkruger gkruger 1 year ago

blog.silverspud.com — Yes it is possible to create a skinnable Silverlight 1.1. application. This blog article shows you how and uses a solitaire game as an example. read more...

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Who Has Final Say - Developer or Designer?
submitted by gkruger gkruger 1 year ago

blog.silverspud.com — If a designer's changes to XAML break the application - what should you do? Undo the changes in XAML, overwrite the changes in code, or prevent the code from breaking in the first place. read more...

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Exposing XAML to Designers
submitted by gkruger gkruger 1 year ago

blog.silverspud.com — Exposing XAML to Designers discusses how a class that generated the user interface dynamically has been refactored to use XAML. read more...

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Silvertaire, the future of solitaire here and now in Silverlight 1.1
submitted by gkruger gkruger 1 year ago

blog.silverspud.com — "Silvertaire" - a game of solitaire written in Silverlight 1.1. This is the first in a series of articles on how to produce a good looking Silverlight application. read more...

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Drag and drop so easy my grandma can do it
submitted by gkruger gkruger 1 year ago

blog.silverspud.com — While working on a Silverlight 1.1 port of a solitaire game, I created a class that will add drag-and-drop behavior to any UIElement with one line of code. Yes, that’s right ladies and gents you too can have your UIElement (e.g. Canvas, Rectangle, Ellipse, TextBlock) drag-and-droppable with a line like this: UIBehaviour.DragAndDropBehaviour.Enable(myRectangle); read more...

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Setting up a Silverlight Alpha 1.1 development environment
submitted by gkruger gkruger 1 year ago

blog.silverspud.com — Follow these steps to set up a Silverlight 1.1 Alpha development environment in VPC 2007. read more...

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