There are two common idioms for creating events (and wiring up their handlers) for XAML objects. One is to place the name of the event and the name of its handler in the XAML itself <Canvas Canvas.Top= "180" Canvas.Left= "200" MouseLeftButtonDown…( read more )…(read more)
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View Comments This week we bring you two videos by J. Michael Palermo to help you when things go wrong with Silverlight 1.0 applications. The first video focuses on debugging your application in Visual Studio 2008, and the second shows you how errors are handled by Read More……(read more)
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i recently got an email from a rails developer who was using silverlight on a site to display high-quality media. what?! you though silverlight was a windows-only technology? blasphemy! you see, silverlight is a client-technology, which means as long…( read more )…(read more)
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A few months back Microsoft did a firestarter event in Redmond on Silverlight. For the vast majority of the world who didn't go to this event (including me), they recorded it, and stuck the videos online. You can download the videos from the mix site…( read more )…(read more)
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