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If broken it is, fix it you should
Using the powers of the debugger to solve the problems of the world - and a bag of chips by Tess Ferrandez, ASP.NET Escalation Engineer (Microsoft)
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Design tips for Developers
Tess1
I found a set of really nice, short videos by Arturo Toledo on the Silverlight blog that I thought were worth sharing. He goes through some of the design principles using the Microsoft Expression tools and talks about what you should think about when designing a web page, logo or whatever it is you are...
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7 Jul 2009
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Silverlight/WPF FlipImage Animation
Tess1
I was working on some Silverlight samples and needed an image that could flip over as in the example below. All the samples I could find on the net were pretty complex and contained a lot of code to do the animation and I wanted something really simple. To create the illusion of an image that...
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16 Mar 2009
Blog Post:
Silverlight Game – Part 3 - Using Linq to XML to read and generate the levels
Tess1
This is part three in a series of 5 posts showing how I built a simple game in Silverlight, you can follow along (reading the posts in order) to build your own Traffic Jam game. I would recommend that you also go through ScottGu’s silverlight tutorials as well as the other tutorials on www.silverlight...
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4 Mar 2009
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Silverlight Game – Part 4 - Adding drag and drop functionality to move the cars around
Tess1
This is part four in a series of 5 posts showing how I built a simple game in Silverlight, you can follow along (reading the posts in order) to build your own Traffic Jam game. I would recommend that you also go through ScottGu’s silverlight tutorials as well as the other tutorials on www.silverlight...
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4 Mar 2009
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Silverlight Game – Part 5 – Storing Highscores in Isolated Storage
Tess1
This is part five in a series of 5 posts showing how I built a simple game in Silverlight, you can follow along (reading the posts in order) to build your own Traffic Jam game. I would recommend that you also go through ScottGu’s silverlight tutorials as well as the other tutorials on www.silverlight...
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4 Mar 2009
Blog Post:
Silverlight Game – Part 1 – Creating the main layout
Tess1
This is part one in a series of 5 posts showing how I built a simple game in Silverlight, you can follow along (reading the posts in order) to build your own Traffic Jam game. I would recommend that you also go through ScottGu’s silverlight tutorials as well as the other tutorials on www.silverlight...
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4 Mar 2009
Blog Post:
Silverlight Game – Part 2 – Creating a Car UserControl
Tess1
This is part two in a series of 5 posts showing how I built a simple game in Silverlight, you can follow along (reading the posts in order) to build your own Traffic Jam game. I would recommend that you also go through ScottGu’s silverlight tutorials as well as the other tutorials on www.silverlight...
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4 Mar 2009
Blog Post:
Silverlight 2.0 Walkthrough – Creating a “Traffic Jam” game
Tess1
This series of posts are not really in-line with my normal debugging posts, but I just created a simple Traffic Jam game in Silverlight and thought I’d make it into a “lab series” that you can go through if you are getting started with Silverlight. The game is called Seattle Streets and it based on the...
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4 Mar 2009
Blog Post:
Debugging Silverlight applications with windbg and sos.dll
Tess1
If you have hangs, performance, memory issues, exceptions or crashes in Silverlight applications you can debug them using windbg and sos just like you would if the issues occurred in other .net applications. The difference is that Silverlight in IE runs a subset of the framework where the main dll...
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21 Aug 2008
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