Designer Silverlight

These are my links for March 25th:

• Building Silverlight 2 and Silverlight 3 Beta applications on the same machine – Jeff Wilcox does what so many of us can only dream of doing… building with a client ready version of Silverlight and also the latest coolest shiznit.
• What’s New for Performance Profiling Tools for WPF – WindowsClient.net –
• kirupa.com – WPF Tutorial: Creating a Custom Window in WPF – Not my highest priority item, but cool nonetheless.
• Thriple – 3D Controls for WPF – Must play with new WPF UI stuff… No… must do real work… no, must play
• CodeProject: How to Implement MergedDictionaries for the ResourceDictionary in Silverlight 2 – This would be handy on my more enterprise oriented Silverlight projects

These are my links for February 27th:

• Quick Tip: Expression Blend – the Hand – Long story short: press the spacebar to use the hand tool without having to choose it from the toolbar
• Silverlight Drag and Drop Manager released @ CodePlex –
• “Implementing MVVM in Silverlight” – a UI perspective – Another in my ever-growing list of MVVM posts to look at
• Hands-On Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) for Silverlight and WPF – Another in the long list of MVVM stuff… someday I'll get around to it all
• Silverlight Patterns: Model-View-ViewModel In Silverlight 2 Apps – Shawn Wildermuth's article in MSDN magazine on Model-View-ViewModel In Silverlight 2 Apps

These are my links for February 10th:

• Shawn Wildermuth – Drag and Drop in Silverlight 2 – Seems like obvious drag-and-drop stuff. On the other hand, I've built an entire web presence on tutorials about things that should be obvious but aren't. (Thanks to WynApse)
• Silverlight and Encryption – Michael Wolf – Probably the best encryption tutorial for Silverlight I've ever seen. From Michael Wolf… who is part of the Cynergy team that is doing a workshop on good design/development teams at MIX09.
• A Simple Multi-Select ComboBox using Expression Blend – Jobi Joy walks us through creating a multi-select comboBox in Blend.
• Southridge Hands-on-Lab – "extensive hands-on-lab for WPF developers. The six-part lab includes Fundamentals, Custom Controls, Styling, Ribbon, DataGrid, Databinding" thanks to edward_tanguay for the link
• Twitter list: WPF and SL developers – Devin Brown over at Identity Mine posted this Google Docs list of Silverlight and WPF developers