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[The links have been fixed. Thank you for your patience, and I apologize for the inconvenience.] I very much enjoyed my double presentation at the Microsoft Health and Life Sciences Conference in Atlantic City, where I promised, as always, to post my...
Today I had the great enjoyment to make two presentations to the Microsoft Health and Life Sciences Conference here in Atlantic City. While showing DataBinding, I became interested in demonstrating the effects of INotifyPropertyChanged, The basic mechanism...
I had the pleasure of making two presentations on Silverlight at VS Live San Francisco this week; Introduction to Silverlight Programming Intermediate Silverlight Programming (As promised, click on each link to download the example code and slides for...
I've been getting a lot of mail on the lines of "When will we have Beta 2?" or "what is the release date for Silverlight" and since I can't answer those questions, and since I know that folks need to plan, I thought I'd...
Personally, one of the reasons that I opted to move to Microsoft tools long ago was I got tired of LightSpeed telling me that the problem was the debugger and Periscope telling me it was the editor, and XYWrite telling me it was the compiler and...
My first posting of the Road Map to the Silverlight 2 Tutorials was linked to an earlier draft, which is why it was taken down (these things happen). Unfortunately, RSS being what it is; before one can sat "Stop the presses!" archives appeared...
Shawn Wildermuth, theADOguy (who should really rename himself the Silverlight guy ) is giving a free seminar at the Microsoft office in Dallas on 2/18. Shawn is a very smart cool guy who knows a lot about a lot, and even more about Silverlight , so this...
A very insightful reader sent me email that I'm going to respond to here. To protect his identity let's call him Bob. I'm going to excerpt Bob's email and rephrase a bit so that this becomes a more general discussion. I find that a lot...
I've added two slides to just about every presentation I give on programming Silverlight. The first is labeled "What you want me to show you... The second is labeled "What I'm going to show you... Because Silverlight is capable of delivering...
I just returned from a wonderful trip to Huntsville, Alabama where I talked to the Huntsville User Group about programming Silverlight (focusing on event handling and animation, with a quick introduction to hyper video). Best line of the evening came...
On November 29, 2007 Microsoft will be hosting Silverlight 1.0 Fire Starter on the Redmond, Washington campus. This daylong event is free to anyone who wants to learn about designing and developing with Microsoft Silverlight 1.0. This event will be filmed...
I've recently received a number of requests for copies of my Silverlight presentations. Here's a confession: every time I give a presentation, I start out with something like these, but I change them because Silverlight is evolving as is my understanding...
Just a week ago I offered to speak about Silverlight at any public event. Now, it's true that I have an ego the size of Nebraska, but I have to face the fact that the response I received had little to do with me, and everything to do with the excitement...
I am available to talk at events world-wide (and especially nationwide) where I can talk to (ideally) a couple hundred developers about Silverlight Programming . If I can work out the timing and the details, Microsoft will cover all expenses and fees...
I had the opportunity to talk at O'Reilly's Ignite ! in Boston last night. This was an informal occasion (with free Beer (great Guinness on draught!)) at which over 250 geeks techies attended and 21 people geeks presented (each with a strict 5...