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Today marks the release-to-web (RTW) of Silverlight 3 as well as the release candidate of Expression Blend 3. You’ve heard of the cool and innovative new features and maybe even caught our recent Roadshow where Chris demonstrated many of them – smooth Read More...
I missed the mark on this one, but thanks to a recent posting from Dino Esposito , I just became aware of ComponentArt’s 2009 Summer Silverlight Coding Competition .  The best application (as selected by the panel and community votes) will win $10,000, Read More...
I don’t casually throw around words like ‘awesome', but this is indeed it.  If you’re building applications for WPF and/or Silverlight, you’ve certainly become XAMLized, since XAML (eXtensible Markup Language) is the “common” user-interface description Read More...
Congrats to the Northeast’s own Andy Beaulieu (MVP and leader of the Central New York .NET Developer Group ) for winning the ServerQuest II Silverlight game competition, with his entry Boss Launch   And from the “great timing department”, my colleague, Read More...
My colleague, John Pelak, is bringing another edition of the XAML Fest series to the Boston area, this time to Microsoft’s New England Research and Development Center (aka NERD) in Cambridge.  The past several sessions in this area filled to capacity Read More...
That’s an equation you’ll typically hear us evangelists espouse, with XAML (eXtensible Application Markup Language) being the lingua franca of the developer/designer relationship, and Visual Studio and Expression Studio the tools of choice.  It’s Read More...
Scott Guthrie gave a bit of a teaser in a blog post last November , but today Silverlight 3 is a significant step closer to reality through the official announcement of a beta release at MIX 09 in Las Vegas.  Coinciding with the beta is the availability Read More...
It’s exactly two weeks until MIX09 , and here’s the scene from my home office window juxtaposed with one of the MIX09 venue.  Vegas is looking pretty good, huh?   Weather aside, there’s a lot of other great things in store at this year’s edition Read More...
Isolated storage is a pretty nifty concept that’s actually been part of the .NET Framework since version 1.1 but is getting a bit more attention these days with the adoption of Silverlight and the desire to leverage the client machine for a better user Read More...
Back in the fall on our Northeast Roadshow , I presented on the various User Interface Experience options available for both smart client and browser-based applications.  At the end of the discussion, I mentioned the Composite Application Guidance Read More...
Check out this new Silverlight developer competition in which you could pocket $5000 for showcasing your Silverlight skills.  The contest rules aren’t that apparent from the site unless you register (or spot the tiny link in the footer), so I’m copying Read More...
If you’re working on or considering Silverlight for application development, then the sine quibus non of your daily blog reading should include both Tim Heuer and Jesse Liberty . Tim just posted A Comprehensive List of Silverlight Controls for Developers Read More...
Having trouble figuring out how to fill in the blanks? Fret no longer; I found this link to a Resolution Randomizer on Brad Abrams's blog, and it's too fun not to forward on. Plus it's a Silverlight application and, therefore, legitimately work-related Read More...
During the recent Northeast Roadshow series, I talked about data binding in Silverlight and mentioned a number of data-oriented controls that are part of the Silverlight 2 release as well some recently added to the Silverlight Toolkit . While we didn't Read More...
As I write this post, I'm looking out the window at the first two four inches of what promises to be a bona-fide Winter storm - a fitting end to the 2008 Winter Northeast Roadshow series. As always, it was great to see familiar faces, as well as a number Read More...
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