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  • Integrating MVC with Silverlight (Part 2)

    Ok, so in my first post on Integrating MVC with Silverlight I didn't actually get to the Silverlight part. I only laid out the navigation and set it up so that it would work with Silverlight when I did add it in. So while on the flight from Orlando to Phoenix I re-wrote my menu using Silverlight 1.0...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 06-05-2008
  • Integrating MVC with Silverlight

    Ok, so before I go any farther I want to spell out a couple of things. First, my sample code doesn't have any Silverlight in it yet . Since I didn't have a whole lot of time and beta 2 is only a day or so away I didn't think it was worth the effort. This post is more about figuring out where Silverlight...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 06-04-2008
  • Video.Show

    Tim Sneath [via Lamont ] shows off the new Video.Show reference application: Video.Show is an end-to-end solution that provides a reference-quality sample for user-generated video content sites. Taking advantage of all of our latest technologies: .NET Framework 3.5 , ASP.NET AJAX , LINQ , Silverlight...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 11-12-2007
  • Web Experience Events

    Via Tim Heuer I read about Kirk's xbox contest : To help fill those seats, we are giving away two XBox 360s to people simply who blog about the event with some pre-canned text. The first XBox 360 will be given away during the keynote at the Los Angeles Web Experience event this week, the second will...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 06-05-2007
  • Silverlight Streaming CS Module

    Now that there is a central place to host your Silverlight applications, creating a Community Server Module for Silverlight is a lot easier. I took my previous WPF/E CS Module and modified it to work with the Silverlight streaming service . If you want to add this to your blog follow these steps: 1)...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 05-02-2007
  • Silverlight Hello World in C# from VS 2005

    Well I've been downloading the VS Orcas for a few days and it still isn't done. I really wanted to try out the .NET support in Silverlight 1.1 and so I asked if this could be done with VS 2005 and Scott Louvau replied: Well, in VS2005 you can create a class library which will build against the Silverlight...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 05-02-2007
  • Upgrading from WPF/E to Silverlight

    I'm going through the process of updating my WPF/E Samples to Silverlight. Since it is a little more painful than the last update I thought I would walk you through the process so you don't have to figure the out. Copy the Silverlight.js file to your web server in order to replace the aghost.js file...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 05-01-2007
  • WPF/E Server Controls

    Donald Burnett has an interesting piece call Poor, maligned, and misunderstood by many: WPF/E which I found to be an interesting read. He brings up two myths about WPF/E that (1) it doesn't support databinding and (2) it doesn't have any input controls. I think I've personally contributed to dispelling...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 03-13-2007
  • Simulating Data Grids in WPF/E - Part 2

    The source code for this article can be downloaded here . You can view a live sample of the grid in action here. This article builds on Part 1 where we used ASP.Net AJAX to get a list of employees and then format then with Xaml to add them to our data grid. Please refer back to Part 1 for all the requirements...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 03-08-2007
  • Simulating Data Grids in WPF/E - Part 1

    The source code for this article can be downloaded here . While there is no official Data Grid in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) you can still layout your data quite easily using the Grid Panel. In WPF/E (E for Everywhere) there is no Grid Panel and you must lay everything out using a Canvas where...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog (Weblog) by bryantlikes on 02-08-2007
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