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Silverlight 2 Samples: Dragging, docking, expanding panels (Part 3)

UPDATE: Get the latest Dragging, docking, expanding panel code from Blacklight , our new CodePlex project! In Part 1 , we looked at how we construct a Dragging, docking, expanding panel, and added the ‘dragging’ functionality by placing the panel in a Read More...
Posted Friday, August 29, 2008 5:36 PM by Martin Grayson | 20 Comments
Attachment(s): Silverlight_2_Samples_-_DragDockPanel_Part3.zip

New Silverlight 2 Media Player for my blog!

UPDATE: Get the latest blog media player code from Blacklight , our new CodePlex project! I have been meaning to start video blogging (vlogging) for some time. I think you can get stuff across far more simply that way. However, I hadn't gotten around Read More...
Posted Wednesday, August 20, 2008 1:36 PM by Martin Grayson | 2 Comments
Attachment(s): Blacklight_MediaPlayer_Source.zip

Silverlight 2 Samples: Dragging, docking, expanding panels (Part 2)

UPDATE: Get the latest Dragging, docking, expanding panel code from Blacklight , our new CodePlex project! In Part 1 , we looked at how we construct a Dragging, docking, expanding panel, and added the ‘dragging’ functionality by placing the panel in a Read More...
Posted Monday, August 18, 2008 4:09 PM by Martin Grayson | 21 Comments
Attachment(s): Silverlight_2_Samples_-_DragDockPanel_Part2.zip

Silverlight 2 Samples: Dragging, docking, expanding panels (Part 1)

UPDATE: Get the latest Dragging, docking, expanding panel code from Blacklight , our new CodePlex project! NOTE: Part 2 and Part 3 now posted, with a demo of the final sample here . A control that we used in a number of places in the MSCUI Patient Journey Read More...
Posted Friday, August 01, 2008 6:28 PM by Martin Grayson | 17 Comments
Attachment(s): Silverlight_2_Samples_-_DragDockPanel_Part1.zip

Silverlight 2 Samples: Animating Controls

UPDATE: Get the latest animating control code from Blacklight , our new CodePlex project! Whilst developing the MSCUI Patient Journey Demonstrator, we made use of animation in a number of places to show how the user interface is moving and adapting to Read More...
Posted Monday, June 23, 2008 3:16 PM by Martin Grayson | 11 Comments
Attachment(s): AnimatedControlSample.zip

Brand New Silverlight 2 Application: Healthcare Demonstrator

I have been fairly quiet for the last few months, and one of the reasons is that I have been working on a Silverlight 2 application, showcasing some future thinking for rich UI in the healthcare space. The Microsoft Health Common User Interface: Patient Read More...
Posted Wednesday, May 07, 2008 6:49 PM by Martin Grayson | 15 Comments

More Video Tutorials

Hi all, whilst I continue to work on Real World WPF videos, including some recent work on WPF/e (!!), take a look at these videos provided by Content Presenter . Very nice. Read More...
Posted Wednesday, April 11, 2007 5:04 PM by Martin Grayson | 1 Comments
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Fish Eye for the Blend Guy

Thought I would share a panel that I and one of my dev friends, Paul Tallett created a while back. I also wanted o show you how you can use it in Blend. A while back, we wanted to create a panel that would scale up its contents depending how close the Read More...
Posted Monday, February 26, 2007 12:32 PM by Martin Grayson | 5 Comments
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Attachment(s): FishEye-Example.zip

Creating a Glass Button: The Complete Tutorial

Well, it was a while back that I posted the first Creating a Glass button tutorial. Of course, that was based on the old look of Sparkle, and I have had some feedback recently that the project doesn't run anymore. Also, the completed tutorial never 'made Read More...
Posted Friday, February 16, 2007 3:33 PM by Martin Grayson | 52 Comments
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Attachment(s): CreatingTheGlassButton.zip

Creating a Glass Button - PART ONE

PLEASE SEE THE UPDATED TUTORIAL HERE Alot of people ask, when it comes to WPF, how do I make my app look cool? WPF allows to fully customise the look and behaviour of all the common controls - this means a button no longer needs to be represented by a Read More...
Posted Monday, May 22, 2006 6:23 PM by Martin Grayson | 22 Comments
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Attachment(s): GlassButtonTutorial.zip
 
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