Bing Silverlight Control with the Bing Web Service Application
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010 Posted in .Net, C#, Silverlight | 2 Comments »After reading Carl Dickinson's post on Mando Group Labs about the Bing Silverlight Control, I wanted to give it a try myself. I decided to set about using the Bing Silverlight control to display available hotels from LateRooms.com. LateRooms.com have an ...
The Silverlight Masterclass!
Thursday, April 29th, 2010 Posted in .Net, Silverlight | 1 Comment »The Silverlight Tour comes to the UK – and it’s called the Masterclass! This 3 day hands-on training with both designer and developer tracks looks awesome and (uniquely) has two expert trainers per course. Currently scheduled in London, Manchester, and the Midlands ...
Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 Link Post
Thursday, April 8th, 2010 Posted in Silverlight, Windows Phone 7 | No Comments »With the recent announcements regarding Silverlight 4 and Windows Phone 7 Development, I thought I would share a few links to some sites I have found useful, both recently and in the past when starting to work with Silverlight and ...
Silverlight Coming to Mobile
Friday, September 25th, 2009 Posted in .Net, Silverlight, Windows Mobile | 1 Comment »Ok, so this is not exactly a surprise to many people, but as posted on the Expression team blog, the Silverlight team have announced that Silverlight will be integrated into Windows Mobile 7, the reboot of the mobile OS from ...
MSDN Roadshow 2008 Review and Useful Links
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 Posted in .Net, C#, Silverlight, msdn | 2 Comments »Ok, so a few weeks ago I posted about my plans to attend the MSDN Roadshow 2008 in Manchester and I said that I would post about the event once I had attended. So as promised here is that very ...
MSDN Roadshow 2008
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008 Posted in .Net, C#, Silverlight, msdn | No Comments »Just registered for the 2008 MSDN Roadshow in Manchester on 1st May :) At last years event, I particularly enjoyed a demo around WPF/E, which ofcourse has now been released as Silverlight. Well, this years event looks to be even better. Below ...



