Get a visual parent of an element in Silverlight
Remember that you don’t have a parent in your control’s constructor -- it hasn’t been added anywhere yet. Use the Loaded event when you look. From there, you can use the … more
Remember that you don’t have a parent in your control’s constructor -- it hasn’t been added anywhere yet. Use the Loaded event when you look. From there, you can use the … more
I’ve really been thinking of how to take the best advantage of Silverlight, whether or on the phone or on the desktop. Throughout the projects I have created I have come to realize that there … more
The application lifecycle for desktop applications is a fairly simplistic flow . You can be launched or closed. The system may go to sleep or shutdown, or the user might logout while you are … more
If you're in the Pacific Northwest you should consider attending the Portland Code Camp 2010 this coming Saturday (5/22/2010). I'll be there presenting €œDeveloping Silverlight Applications Using … more
In Case You've Just Tuned In... In my previous post, I talked about Visual Studio vs. Expression Blend, styles, and templates. In this post I'll talk about databinding. The Ties That Bind As with … more
I recently gave a talk for the Corvallis .NET User's Group (CDNUG) about using Silverlight as a developer. Silverlight is pitched as a Flash-replacer, a video streaming enabler, and a designer's … more