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nimblecoder.com — Creating a spinning wait symbol in Silverlight, Part 4. Added rotation animation to the symbol to give it the spinning effect. read more...
silverlightshow.net — A nice article about creating an analog clock in Silverlight 2 using the MVP pattern. read more...
nimblecoder.com — Programmatically build a spinning wait cursor symbol in Silverlight. Added curvature to the "pizza" slices. read more...
iltc.wordpress.com — I recently got myself set up with Silverlight so I could have a go at writing an app and seeing just what is the difference between it and WPF. I set myself the target of porting the 3D Ellipse control from my last post and this is the result. A 3D carousel control written in Silverlight 2. It is just as configurable as the last (well a little more as you can specify the focal length of the camera) and makes use of some neat tricks to get around the lack of 3D support in Silverlight. Screenshots, source code (Silverlight 2.0, C#) and walkthrough available. read more...
nimblecoder.com — An exercise in Silverlight: how to programmatically create a shape (or "pizza") with slices somewhat similar to the rotating wait cursor in Mac OSX. read more...
nimblecoder.com — Simple animation using Silverlight to emulate the wait symbol on a Windows Mobile Treo. read more...
webresourcesdepot.com — Awesome collection of FREE silverlight controls. read more...
nimblecoder.com — Simple sample of bouncing ball in Silverlight. It is just intended to demonstrate the basics of a simple ball motion. read more...
blog.somecreativity.com — The article describes how the C# compiler handles the switch statement, which might be a bit surprising for some. read more...
sqlservercurry.com — When to use SET and when to use SELECT ? read more...
blog.sqlauthority.com — What do you think? I am sure result will surprise you. read more...
nimblecoder.com — Step by step guide on how to resize virtual disks in VMware. Useful when Windows, SQL Server, BizTalk, Visual Studio, and Office take far more space than you expected! read more...
nimblecoder.com — If you use the nillable or minOccurs attributes in the WSDL files, the wsdl.exe tool generates a boolean 'Specified' field. In order to transmit the field value, this field must be set 'true' even if a value is assigned to the field. This post shows how to automatically add code to set the Specified property in WSDL generated files. read more...
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