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While adding a bunch of content to the Border class documentation, I discovered many questions about using borders. I'm going to attempt to address one issue which is how make a border appear and disappear. Before I get into it, if you are interested Read More...
As I was digging around in an old spec, I came across some very enlightening drawings which I pushed through art review and I will now share with you. Ashish wrote a nice post on the layout and rendering engines which might help you understand what's Read More...
Deep Zoom which is a technology that combines Silverlight with SeaDragon is a powerful and easy way to impliment zooming and panning large images. Below are a few examples. Exploration of Very Large or High Resolution Images with Great Performance: Take Read More...
Ever wonder how the MSDN documentation gets written? Who are these people? What do they do? Where do they come from? Here are the answers to a few of those questions as I blog about a random day as a writer on the Silverlight User Education team. 7am Read More...
I've spent time the last couple weeks trying to figure out how to create my own panel. At first I was completely confused and it seemed like I would change something small and the entire layout of my panel would radically shift. But after stumbling around Read More...
I've seen several questions related to timers on forums and in internal mail so I thought I'd toss up a simple example. To create a timer, you have to use the DispatcherTimer in the System.Windows.Threading namespace. Here's an example of a simple counter Read More...
I've been watching the Silverlight forums since the release of Silverlight 2, and I've noticed folks are having problems getting their Silverlight 2-based apps to work with Web services. There have been a number of API changes between Silverlight 1.2 Read More...
What if you want to use a single animation object (let's say DoubleAnimation) to target multiple objects? This is especially useful when you have a large number of objects that have similar animations applied to them. For example, you are displaying rows Read More...
Sometimes you might want to create an animation in procedural code (e.g. C#, VB .NET, etc) rather than in XAML like in my previous Animation post . I've seen a lot of traffic on the Silverlight.net forums asking about this subject so in this post I'll Read More...
Creating animations is one of the main reasons for even being interested in Silverlight and so I'm going to put together a series of posts that go over Silverlight animations - from dead simple to sophisticated and cool. Along the way, I'll be constantly Read More...
You can get the offline CHM that contains Silverlight documentation updated for March 2008 here . This doc set was released during MIX 08. This CHM file is handy if you want to download the MSDN documentation right onto your machine but don't have Visual Read More...
There are a number of FAQs that are comming through the Silverlight forums and so we created a wiki page up on channel9 to list the FAQs. http://channel9.msdn.com/wiki/default.aspx/Silverlight.SilverlightDevelopmentFAQ And best of all it's a wiki so YOU Read More...
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Blend 2 is a design tool that greatly simplifies and speeds up development of Silverlight applications. Blend 2 is currently just a Beta but the cool thing is that you can download a free trial and play with it. This new QuickStart will walk you through Read More...
 
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