Now that Silverlight 3 Beta 1 is out, has anyone found Blend V3 beta preview yet? The one link supplied with the Silverlight stuff is not valid right now:
http://www.nextbestgeek.com/2009/03/18/silverlight-3-its-here/
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=a04aa0ae-87be-4201-a65e-e792859122fc
It's available now, refresh a couple times until you get the correct web shard.
I couldnt see it in my MSDN subscription downloads too. I dont think its out yet.
Update : Available now.
It can be found here.
http://www.microsoft.com/expression/blendpreview
If you are excited to try SketchFlow and for that reason try to get the Blend 3 Preview, then please note that the SketchFlow functionality is not available in the current preview and the team blog says, it might be in future releases.
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when I debug the CefGlue.Demo.WinForms ,Tooltip displayed ,but how it works?
Anybody can help?
thanks.
AFAIK, this method is not called for windowed browsers CEF issue #783, but should be called for windowless browsers.
Also you don't specify version.
PS: StackOverflow is not tracked by valuable part of CEF community, so CEF forum is the best place to ask questions about CEF. Also most questions ends up 'whats version and etc...'. It is not very good fits into QA style.
I know there is a continuum transition in windows phone 7 and it doesn't seem to be included in the silverlight toolkit yet.
Any ideas how to create one?
Thanks in adv. :)
UPDATE
At last I took some code from Kevin Marshall's excellent post regarding wp7 page transitions and I think this post will give you a good start. :)
For anyone using the Silverlight Toolkit, I've created a Continuum Transition class that you can drop straight into your project and start using like the other transitions in the toolkit.
Check out the details here: Continuum Transition for Windows Phone Silverlight Toolkit | Benjii.Me
I'm not entirely sure which animation you're referring to as continuum however if it's the one I think you're talking about then Metro in Motion Part #3 - Flying Titles may be some help. If not there are a few other articles in the series that could help you build your own.
We want to add a web part framework to our EpiServer intranet. I've found this which is probably what we want. However there's no installation instructions for use under EpiServer 6 - can anyone advise on how to get started with using this framework on the current release of EpiServer?
Or you could download the souce code for CMS 6 https://www.coderesort.com/svn/epicode/EPiCode.WebParts/6.x
Have you tried setting it up as you would for EPiServer 5? I can't think of any obvious reasons why it wouldn't work for EPiServer 6 as well.
Here's a post on using web parts with EPiServer
Yes, it should work the same. From CMS 5 to CMS 6 there are no breaking changes. This doesnt mean they are the same and since I am not sure how the one on coderesort works its hard for me to say. As Ted says try setting it up and post any issues you might have here and we can try to help you to the best of our knowledge.
I am looking to get my hands wet with Silverlight 4. I was wondering if someone can recommend a sample silverlight 4 project that I can do (home project) to get my confidence level up.
Thanks in advance.
These are some of the resources I used to get started:
http://www.silverlight.net/learn/handsonlabs/
Following the labs in the first link is a great way to get started, there are videos as well as step-by-step instructions.
Apparently I am not cool enough yet to post multiple hyperlinks so I will try to post these in three different postings.
I am also not cool enough to post multiple answers yet. :|
I want to some very basic IronRuby tests, such as checking the syntax on a regular expression, and if possible would like to be able to do it thorugh my browser. Does anyone know of a site that hosts an IronRuby in Silverlight demo?
1) Have you found/already tried this?
http://silverlight.net/samples/sl2/dlrconsole/index.html
Note, this is an older build, so you might wish to follow my 2nd suggestion if you want something a bit fresher:
2) If you have built IronRuby recently from the latest source from GitHub
You should find a Tutorial (which runs in WPF or Silverlight) .
You'd find it here in the source tree
Edit: Also, I know Jimmy has posted recently about some additional work going into this tutorial, so I believe this is being actively worked on.
Edit 2:
3) Perhaps will or will not suffice for your needs, but there is also Gestalt for running IronRuby/IronPython in the browser. This is a recent interesting development from mix online labs.
John Lam, the original iron Ruby guy, has a tutorial for doing just what you ask at:
http://www.iunknown.com/2008/03/dynamic-silverl.html