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December 2007 - Posts

Creating Falling Snow Using Code

With WPF, you have several ways of creating animations. A common way is by using Storyboards/keyframes, and you can do that easily using Blend itself. If you are willing to take a trip through the dark side and use code to create your animations, you Read More...
Posted Wednesday, December 26, 2007 4:47 PM by xprblog | 9 Comments

Mini Cube - Ready for Developers (Can you finish it?)

I love 3D, so I'm always trying to incorporate it in my projects. And what better opportunity to work with 3D than a blog post! This week I want to share this Mini Cube project, which is a (2x2) simplified version of that famous game that gave me so many Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 18, 2007 11:24 PM by xprblog | 11 Comments

Silverlight 2.0, Sprawl, and a Dash of Snoop!

Last week, the plans for Silverlight 2.0 were announced with a number of features that can be expected including layout, databinding, controls and templating. On the Blend team we’re extremely excited about the features arriving in Silverlight 2.0 Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 11, 2007 12:55 PM by xprblog | 6 Comments

What a Release PM Does

In my previous post , I introduced myself as a Release PM for the Expression Studio suite of products. Some of you may be wondering what a Release PM does. Before I get into that, to give you some background about me, I’ve been at Microsoft for Read More...
Posted Friday, December 07, 2007 4:32 PM by xprblog | 7 Comments
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Expression Blend Service Pack 1 Update

Hi, I’m Bret Ahlstrom, the new release program manager for the Expression Studio suite of products. I’ve only been in this job a few short weeks, and the first thing I get to report on is a problem with the Expression Blend Service Pack 1 Read More...
Posted Friday, December 07, 2007 4:09 PM by xprblog | 8 Comments
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