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Silverlight Tips
By Robert John Stevens, CEO of WriteExpress Corporation
View the Silverlight browser penetration at RIA Stats
Silverlight should overtake asp.net by mid 2011. See asp.net versus Silverlight on Google Insights
Silverlight .NET RIA Services. This tool simplifies connecting to server side services by creating client-side proxies on your behalf.
Silverlight Installation
Silverlight Controls
Silverlight Open Source Projects
Silverlight Tools
Silverlight Dependency Property System Priorities
Because many Silverlight services may try and set a dependency property, Silveright priorities this process from this highest to lowest order:
- Animiation
- Local Value
- Styles
- Property Value Inheritance
- Default
Silverlight Panels
Panels are layout containers and have no UI of their own. All panels derive from the Panel base class.
StackPanel —For stacking elements vertically or horizontally
Grid —For creating rows and columns. This is the default panel when a XAML file is created.
Canvas —For arranging children by absolute coordinates. This is perfect for drawing artwork, logos, etc.
WrapPanel —(in the Silverlight Toolkit as of now). Like the StackPanel but if an item doesn't fit it will move it to the next line
DocPanel —(in the Silverlight Toolkit as of now)
Extensible —For creating your own customer panels
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Copyright © 2011 Robert Stevens. All rights reserved.
This article was commenced on December 17, 2010. Last update: December 17, 2010.
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