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When I was outlining this site, I knew I wanted to put up an RSS feed. I have some I read regularly, so I knew what I wanted to include.
I like the ability to insert html into the item description so that I can control formatting such as color and line breaks. I had alreadyfigured More >

Purpose of this Series
On the Silverlight.Net Forums, I see repeated questions arise, and after a “Web Developer Conference” this morning, I realized that there really still are a lot of developers out there that have not actually tried their hand at Silverlight yet because of the perceived complexity involved.
Couple that with the fact that many More >

Where We Left Off
In Silverlight With Java Script Tutorial 01, I chose not to dig into some of the more complex things, but I’m going to do that this time, but I’m only going to dig into the things not discussed in the first tutorial. If you read the first one, you’ll notice I’m using More >

Overview
Up to now, there have been two Tutorials, but really only one Canvas. I wanted to ease into the whole HTML/XAML idea and hopefully get more people quickly involved. There’s lots yet to explore, so I thought I’d look a little at the Rectangle object this time, and also take a first look at handling More >

Overview
I hope I’m not presenting too much this time, but as you’ll see it’s hard to perform some of the tasks we’re going to perform without introducing other concepts.
To that end, I’m going to give our Rectangle and TextBlock a name, making it identifiable from Java Script. We’re also going to give our Java Script More >

Overview
In this fifth Tutorial, I’m going to show a couple more of the mouse events we have available and how to use them. I’m also going to demonstrate the Ellipse object and talk a bit about Canvases and Opacity.
Our XAML
Here is the XAML for the canvas above:

<Canvas
xmlns=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007″
xmlns:x=”http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml”>

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Overview
As promised in Tutorial 05, I’m going to discuss animation this time. Animation is a huge part of Silverlight, and would take many pages to ‘cover’ it, so that’s not my intent. As with other topics, I want to give a simple introduction to the subject at first so that you won’t be afraid to More >

Overview
As I was playing with the Radial Gradient in Tutorial 08, I saw something I wanted to investigate further, and while I was at it, I figured it would make a good tutorial in it’s own right.
The investigation this time involves moving the Origin of the Radial Gradient with the mouse at run-time.
As always, I’d More >

Overview
Drag and Drop has been covered a bunch in the body of Silverlight articles. I’ve done two myself! From an introductory standpoint, however, I think there’s yet room for more. For that reason, I’m going to break this into two pieces. This first one is a simple ‘drag’ showing how to drag objects around the More >