4 new Silverlight hands-on labs

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4 new Silverlight hands-on labs

posted @ Thursday, August 14, 2008 3:32 PM | 6 Comments

We just put up 4 new hands-on labs for Silverlight 2. These labs are based around some of the training that partners and early adopters had received over the past few months. A guided lab document and source code (before/after) is provided.

The 4 labs include building a web application based around a travel site.

Building the UI: using different layout with Grids, StackPanels, etc.
Styling the UI: use styles, templates and VisualStateManager…work with default templates in Expression Blend
Binding Data
Browser Integration

Be sure to check them out on silverlight.net!

tags: silverlight, blend, labs, visualstatemanager, wpf, xaml, expression

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Comments

Mike Crystal

8/15/2008 9:46 AM | # re: 4 new Silverlight hands-on labs

How bout including VB versions too next time?
turkey live

8/15/2008 10:15 AM | # re: 4 new Silverlight hands-on labs

thanks you , perfect Post.
Voytek

8/17/2008 8:27 PM | # re: 4 new Silverlight hands-on labs

How about "Multiple File Upload with Progress Bar Using Silverlight." That one would be very popular.
timheuer

8/19/2008 9:50 AM | # re: 4 new Silverlight hands-on labs

Mike: this was my fault and has since been corrected. It might take a while for the content to replicate on the servers, but the VB code has been added to the download.
Rob Hellestrae

8/21/2008 2:28 PM | # re: 4 new Silverlight hands-on labs

Hands-On Labs are fantastic!

However, I am unable to display the set of 3 photos for the Classical Art ("art"), and the .jpg image files for Classical Art don't seem to be included in the solution.

Thanks in advance for any insight. Rob
JimM

9/3/2008 6:37 AM | # re: 4 new Silverlight hands-on labs

I'm trying to run Margie's Travel Section 2: Laying the foundation, top of page 3 "Set ShowGridlines to true" but it doesn't say how.