By tag: Silverlight
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Silverlight design – Creating a segmented Arc
Nice article. Can you post the source code for this?
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Mastering LOB Development for Silverlight 5: Out of Browser (OOB) Apps
This is a free chapter of the book "Mastering LOB Development for Silverlight 5: A Case Study in Action", published at SilverlightShow. The focus of this chapter is Out of Browser (OOB) Applications.
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Coding4Fun Toolkit with ChatBubble and ChatBubbleTextBox controls
Coding4Fun Toolkit with ChatBubble and ChatBubbleTextBox controls: official release coming soon
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Developing for a multitude of clients, Part 4
Welcome to the fourth part of this article series on strategies for designing your application for a multitude of different clients. In the first part, we’ve looked into the business case & some general concerns, and in the second part, we made a choice for a service layer: WCF RIA Services. I...
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Windows Phone App Development for Beginners #7 TextBlock control
Windows Phone App Development for Beginners TextBlock control
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Auto-Notifying View Models in Silverlight and WPF
Quickly create View Models that automatically notify XAML bindings when property values change, without having to manually raise a PropertyChanged Event
Code view model properties as:
public virtual int MyIntegerProperty { get; set; }
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Windows Phone Local Database Schema Upgrade Part1 - Adding new columns
Windows Phone 7 Local Database Schema Upgrade Part1 - Adding new columns
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Windows Phone Data Binding between Elements using the Designer
Windows Phone 7 Data Binding between Elements using the Designer
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Working with Prism 4 Part 4: Region Navigation
Find out how to leverage the navigation capabilities of Prism in a more loosely coupled and flexible way with the IRegionManager.RequestNavigate method, INavigationAware and IConfirmNavigationRequest interfaces.
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Developing for a multitude of clients: Strategies for code reuse...
In this article series, we're going to try and tackle a problem (or opportunity, depending on how you want to put it) a lot of business face today: customers expect to be able to use your applications on a multitude of devices, with different form factors, supporting different technologies.
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Windows Phone App Development for Beginners #6 Layout
Windows Phone 7 App Development for Beginners #6 Layout
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Programmatically changing Visual States of HubTile controls used as Li
Programmatically changing Visual States of HubTile control used as ListBox Items