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• Did You Try to Attend A WebCast Today??

  Apparently a Web Cast cancellation sent out months ago did not reach some 34 loyal, innocent and now very frustrated users; to whom I sincerely apologize. It was not my intention to leave you in limbo; in fact I didn't even know about the meeting until... Posted Oct 15 2008, 01:35 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast, Community

• Animation Web Cast

  Due to technical difficulties (total video chaos) today's animation webcast was scrubbed.  To make up for that, I'll be recording a video on Animation From Soup to Nuts in the next 2 weeks which we'll post as quickly as we can. In the... Posted Oct 01 2008, 04:56 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast, animation

• Web Cast-off

  Due to a family emergency I had to postpone today’s Webcast, and I apologize for the inconvenience. I did want to assure you that we have already rescheduled , that we will record the Webcast,  and that I will be recording a series of How Do I videos... Posted Aug 27 2008, 07:10 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast

• A third way to handle Templated Buttons & Images

  In yesterday’s blog post I suggested that there were two solutions to crating a templated button that used an image. One was to create a different template for each image (yuck) and the other was to create a custom temlpated button. A third, and excellent... Posted Aug 07 2008, 01:16 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: XAML, Webcast, Digging Deeper, Blend For Programmers, Templates, Multi-page, Building Apps

• Web Cast and Digging Deeper

  Today I had the pleasure of presenting a web cast on building an application with more than one page and passing data among those pages. I have 2 videos on this topic, so if you missed the web cast and are interested, you may find this first video on... Posted Aug 06 2008, 11:25 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast, Digging Deeper, Templates, Multi-page

• Templates and Animation Webcast – Follow up

  I had the pleasure of presenting a Webcast on Templates and Animation today, and as promised, here is the answer to an open question, and the set of links that were mentioned. The videos that may be of help as background information are here Here is the... Posted Jul 23 2008, 01:42 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast, animation, Digging Deeper, Blend For Programmers, VSM, Templates

• Digging Deeper: Templates and the Visual State Manager

  There has been a number of requests for videos, tutorials and Webcasts that dive deeper. A few weeks ago I scheduled a Webcast for this Wednesday to cover  the Visual State Manager which presents a good opportunity to do so. During this Webcast I... Posted Jul 20 2008, 10:27 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast, Digging Deeper, Templates - VSM

• Webcast schedule has been updated

  The Webcast schedule has been updated slightly. You can find it here . You can always find it in the sidebar as well: The key change is this September 10 Silverlight Animation and Expression Blend...( read more ) Posted Jul 18 2008, 10:42 AM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast, Blend For Programmers

• Summer ASP.NET Missions

  Spring is ugly in my job. From early March until late June I'm on the road. Conferences, Meetings, etc. Then when I finally get done my spring traveling.... There is "make up" work to do. I have to "make it up" to my two little... Posted Jul 16 2008, 02:23 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast, Misfit Geek [Silverlight], Misfit Geek [Syndicated], Misfit Geek [WindowsClient], Misfit Geek [IIS], Videos

• Data Binding Webcast

  I presented a live Webcast today on Databinding and Data Templates, and a few resources were mentioned. As promised, here are links to all of them Learn Page Tutorials Videos Webcasts I have a tutorial specifically on data binding that is about to be... Posted Jul 09 2008, 10:23 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Webcast, Recommended Resources

• Live From Redmond – And Responsive To You

  In response to your feedback, a couple minor changes to the schedule… 1. I will enhance the presentation on July 9 on Data binding with the material originally scheduled for July 23 (Data Templates).  2. The presentation on Visual State Manager,... Posted Jul 04 2008, 03:13 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Learning Silverlight, Presentations, Webcast

• Zen Presentation

  Another in a series of ruminations about how to Present Silverlight . One of the brighter Silverlight coders and MVPs asked me tonight “what is all this about your changing how you present at conferences and web casts.”  In answering him, I realized... Posted Jul 02 2008, 11:32 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Presentations, Webcast, Opinion, Community

• Presentations 2.0

  Today I had the pleasure (and technical glitch frustration) of delivering the first in a new series of webcasts.  I’m trying a number of new things in response to changes I’ve observed in the last few years, 1. I think the days of “here’s how you... Posted Jun 25 2008, 04:01 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Presentations, Webcast, Opinion

• Green Eggs and Ham Webcast Presentation

  I presented the first of a new series of live web casts today in which a number of resources were mentioned. As promised, here are links to all of them Silverlight.net Getting Started Page Learn Page Silverlight Microblog Scott Guthries’s blog entry on... Posted Jun 25 2008, 03:03 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Learning Silverlight, Presentations, Webcast, Recommended Resources, Digging Deeper, Blend For Programmers

• This Ain’t No Ordinary Webcast

  I know flogging your own webcast is bad form, but I’ve been working on this first new webcast for much of the day, and I have to say that if you’re free on Wednesday, you really want to sign up – especially if you attended one of my old webcasts. Just... Posted Jun 23 2008, 11:55 PM by Microsoft Weblogs Filed under: Learning Silverlight, Presentations, Webcast, Blend For Programmers