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dotnetslackers.com — I mentioned in the first article that a Storyboard controls animations with a timeline, and provides object and property targeting information for its child animations. This is the cornerstone of Silverlight animation. A Storyboard is a set of one or more animations. It is comparable to a <TransformGroup> element. Storyboard does exactly the same things for animations that <TransformGourp> does for transformations. Storyboard has a Children property that enables you to access all the animation objects within a given Storyboard. Animations do not add or remove elements, they temporarily alter the property values of existing elements. If you create a new Storyboard and add a new rectangle to the canvas, that rectangle will be available to all Storyboards, not just the current one. The rectangle was added to the scene’s base canvas and is not specific to the active Storyboard. read more...
weblogs.asp.net — Playing with Action Filters read more...
weblogs.asp.net — Kigg upgraded and few thoughts on ASP.NET MVC read more...
windowsclient.net — I was searching for some WPF videos, after googling I found a site named contentpresenter . I found couple of interesting video there on WPF. After releasing of Silverlight 2.0 beta , my intention is implementing those WPF stuff in Silverlight as much as possible cause they're quite similar now. Let's start how I did this read more...
blogs.windowsclient.net — Now Silverlight has become quite similar to WPF, it's become easier to change the visual appearance of the controls.With the beta 2 release of Silverlight we've found rich set of controls now to work with.In this demonstration of changing appearance of the controls,I just tried to apply what I learnt from WPF.Those useful styling and Templating of controls by using Style and ControlTemplate. read more...
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