One of the new concepts introduced in the TreeMap control are Interpolators. They are used for example to interpolate the colors of rectangles or the font size in the titles of the NHL teams in the sample TreeMap in the picture above. I would like to...

Since this is my first post after over one month break I own an explanation. I have two excuses: one is of course vacations and the other one is really nice. Together with the colleagues of mine, I had the pleasure to work on a new control – TreeMap ...

I’ve brought up this topic in the recent post , but I was pointed out it can be lost among other content and is not stressed enough. Everything brings down to the fact that some actions, particularly animations cannot be easily enclosed in storyboards...

Recently I’ve tried to iterate over all dependency properties in the subset of visual tree. Despite it can be fragile, it is useful in advanced scenarios when certain actions needs to be trigged basing on binding’s path, converter or converter parameters...

Introduction In the previous article on my Blog we have implemented a Panel with 3D (or rather projections) animations. It was cool but we had also two, innate shortcomings there. The first was that the architecture required to implement a new panel...

Introduction I’ve always had mixed feelings toward animations in cases of generic controls, panels or item controls. From one side it is extremely easy to define standard animations associated with visual states. From the other implementing any more...

Playing with SL3, I did a small research to find differences between Relative Binding and TemplateBinding in SL3 when used in generic templates: · Automatic Conversion is not supported in template binding, so with priority being int type, that won...

Hi Everyone In first post I would like to introduce myself. I’m Marek Latuskiewicz and I’m a development Lead in the team dealing (among other things) with Silverlight Visualizations for various types of data. Why am I starting this blog? The...