Designer Silverlight

These are my links for February 10th:

• Integrating Silverlight and ASP.NET MVC – Vital information if you're using Silverlight with MVC… Which I think about from time to time even though I have no time to actually do something
• Specialists Versus Generalists: A False Dichotomy? – Pabini Gabriel-Petit posits a counter argument to Jared Spool's discussion on specialists and generalists in UX. Or maybe I like it because Gabriel-Petit pretty much describes me to a tee. (thanks to jalderman)
• Example of using ObservableCollection for dependency injection – Edward Tanguay's has code for a test application that dynamically adds items to the UI when they are added to the observable collection. Nifty little summary app.
• Windows 7 Developer Guide – Release: Windows 7 Developer Guide – I should read this at some point if I want to stay ahead of the game… or at least know what it is I should know. (Thanks to joemcbride)
• WPF (Video) Hackery! Part I – Jer at http://jmorrill.hjtcentral.com has a hack for getting webcam to show up in WPF. Need to try! I got this fantastic webcam for Christmas and I've only goofed around with some AR stuff. (thanks to joemcbride)

These are my links for January 27th:

• ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Release Candidate Now Available – ScottGu’s Blog – Apparently the MVC has been released into 1.0. Personal Thought 1: I need more time to look into these new technologies. Personal Thought 2: Scott Guthrie must have oodles of time on his hands to write a freaking 50 page blog post.
• Designer Developer Workflow – Part III – Post from the Microsoft Expression newsletter on integration in a designer/developer workflow. Compelling concepts… need to look into more
• ButtonChrome.com | Generic IValueConverter for Silverlight or WPF – Great post on writing a generic IValueConverter for Silverlight and WPF… yet another step to closing the soft client/hard client gap.
• Silverlight in the Mesh and the “Cloud” – Introduction/Teaser (Part 1) – Alex Golesh has a series up on Silverlight combined with Azure, Microsoft's cloud computing project
• InkPresenter: Create Web Apps You Can Draw On with Silverlight 2 – Fantastic piece from MSDN on creating Silverlight applications that take advantage of tablet capabilities. It has already inspired several projects on my part.