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  • Faking the Initialized Event in Silverlight

    This is another nugget of gold gleaned from the Climbing Mt Avalon workshop , although I believe this one came from Jonathan Russ . He was talking about a bunch of threading tricks in WPF and showed how if you wanted to run some code after everything was initialized you could use the BeginInvoke method...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 03-24-2009
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight
  • Animation Hack Using Attached Properties in Silverlight

    In my last post I blogged about using Attached Properties to get around the limitation that only Dependency Properties can be animated. One astute commented noted that he was guessing this could be applied to animations as well and the answer is yet it can. However, it requires one extra step that makes...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 03-23-2009
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, UX
  • Silverlight Streaming Utility Classes

    Yesterday I was working through another question in the Silverlight Forums about how to upload video to Silverlight Streaming via code. At first I tried to reference the Video.Show application , but there is a lot of code there and it doesn’t help if you just want to upload a bunch of videos to the same...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 03-11-2009
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight
  • Debugging a Remotely Hosted Silverlight App

    This question has come up in the forums a few times so I thought it would be worth a blog post. Most people are pretty familiar with debugging a Silverlight application running locally during development, but what people many times don’t realize is that you can also attach your debugger to a xap file...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 03-10-2009
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, Visual Studio
  • Twilight 1.5: Multiple Views with MVVM

    You may have noticed the new look for the Twilight Twitter Badge on my blog a few weeks ago. I wanted to add a few new looks for the badge and got one of them done but then decided I need to spend some more time on it before releasing it because I didn’t like the way the code was turning out. There...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 02-26-2009
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, UX, Twitter
  • Detecting Design Mode in Silverlight

    One of the things I’ve been trying to getting a better understanding of is how to make the Silverlight projects I work on more blendable : In general, WPF and Silverlight controls should be "blendable". ItemsControls need to display representative data within the design surface. The problem...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 02-25-2009
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight
  • Twilight 1.1: Using a Yahoo Pipes Proxy

    I just pushed a minor update to Twilight that you can now download on the codeplex site (version 1.1). I really wanted to allow the xap file to be hosted on other servers since many bloggers don’t have the ability to host their own xap files. After reading Scott Barnes’ post about replacing...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 01-27-2009
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, Twitter
  • Twilight Source Code Published

    This afternoon I put the Twilight source code up on CodePlex . Twilight is the Silverlight Twitter Badge that I created from my AgFeedReader Mix 10k contest entry . You can download the source and I also packaged up the Xap file along with support files if you don’t want to bother with the code. I haven...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 01-26-2009
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, Twitter
  • Twilight: A Silverlight Twitter Badge

    When Twitter first came out I signed up but never really caught on until recently. I finally figured out that you really need to follow some people first to get the hang of it. Now I enjoy using Twitter and read peoples tweets using Witty, a WPF Twitter client . Even though I only have a few followers...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 01-23-2009
    Filed under: ASP.Net/Web Services, WPF/E, Silverlight, Twitter
  • Switching XAP Files on the Client Side

    qingquan126778 asked the question in the Silverlight forums about how to switch between pages in Silverlight if the pages are in different xap files. First I pointed to Jesse Liberty’s post on multi-page applications (qinqquan wanted different xap files, not just pages) and then Mike Snow’s...
    Posted to Bryant Likes's Blog by bryantlikes on 12-22-2008
    Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight
  • Bridging the Desktop/Web Divide with WPF and Silverlight - Sample Code

    Here is the code from my presentation at SoCal Code Camp on Bridging the Desktop/Web Divide with WPF and Silverlight. The code is for demonstration purposed only.
    Posted to Bryant's Files by bryantlikes on 01-28-2008
    Filed under: wpf/e, Silverlight, WPF
  • Silverlight Streaming CS Module

    This module allows you to embed silverlight from the windows live streaming server into your blog posts. Update: fixed to work with the latest streaming site and also added a view page for the feed view.
    Posted to Bryant's Files by bryantlikes on 05-02-2007
    Filed under: wpf/e, Community Server, Silverlight
  • Hello World from Silverlight

    A simple VS 2005 project that demonstrates .NET integration in Silverlight 1.1.
    Posted to Bryant's Files by bryantlikes on 05-02-2007
    Filed under: Silverlight
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