Daily News Headline @SilverlightZone - 20 January 2011
Today, we have 20 news items on various topics in Silverlight-Zone by different authors. Subscribe to the news feed and email digest to deliver it to your inbox. Also, follow us on Twitter @SilverlightZone for regular news tweet delivered to your twitter account. Find all the Silverlight related article links in this post.
Here is a list with all news headline posted (January 20th, 2011) at Silverlight-Zone:
- Silverlight TV 58: New Mini Series - Windows Phone Design Tips With Corrina - by John Papa
- Customizing Group Row Header of Silverlight DataGrid - by Kunal Chowdhury
- Learn Silverlight for Windows Phone 7 - [Part-3] - by Pavan Pareta
- Introduction To Windows Phone 7 Project Structure - [Part-2] - by Pavan Pareta
- Windows Phone MVVM Template - at CodePlex
- Intro to WP7 Development: #1 Understanding the Platform - by @WindowsPhoneGeek
- Loosely Coupled Silverlight 4 applications using Prism 4 and Commanding - by Mahesh Sabnis
- A classic memory game: Part 1 - Designing the game - by Levente Mihály
- Announcing Portable Library Tools CTP - by BCLTeam
- Animation in Silverlight - by Mike Taulty
- XNA for Silverlight developers: Part 1 - Fundamentals - by Mister Goodcat
- XNA for Silverlight developers: Part 0 - Why should I care? - by Peter Kuhn
- WP7: Add User Controls (graphics) in background thread - by @madeinouweland
- Windows Phone 7 – A Developers Dream! - by Gary Pretty
- Windows Phone 7 Developer Resources - by @jeffblankenburg
- Silverlight Cream for January 19, 2011 -- #1031 - by Dave Campbell
- Silverlight Cream for January 18, 2011 -- #1030 - by Dave Campbell
- Working with ControlTemplates in Silverlight for WP7 - by Windows Phone Geek
- WP7 working with VisualStates: How to make a ToggleSwitch from CheckBox - by Windows Phone Geek
- Announcing Native Extensions 1.0 for Microsoft Silverlight - by Silverlight Team
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