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  Tip/Trick: Creating and Using Silverlight and WPF User Controls One of the fundamental design goals of Silverlight and WPF is to enable developers to be able to easily encapsulate UI functionality into re-usable controls. You can implement new custom controls by deriving a class from one of the existing Control classes... Posted Apr 04 2008, 01:37 AM by ScottGu's Blog Feeds Filed under: copy paste, silverlight, design goals, billing address, grid layout, developers, amp, markup, address user, place labels, lt, template approach, textbox controls, functionality, fundamental design, dialog, project template, expression, shipping

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  Mix08 Session Overview: Building Great AJAX Applications from Scratch Using ASP.NET 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008 I am really looking forward to my Mix08 session this year... It is going to be fun to building an Ajax application from scratch on stage with VS2008 and ASP.NET 3.5.&;&; Here is a play-by-play if you want to follow along and help keep me in line... Posted Mar 06 2008, 09:39 AM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: source view, new style, visual web developer, visual web developer express, visual web developer express edition, split view, web developer express, target, home amp, css file, css rules, css selector, css support, amp nbsp, markup, line amp, automatic completion, style sheet, play by play, application from scratch

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  First Look at Using Expression Blend with Silverlight 2 Last week I did a First Look at Silverlight 2 post that talked about the upcoming Silverlight 2 Beta1 release.  In the post I linked to some end-to-end tutorials I've written that walk through some of the fundamental programming concepts behind... Posted Feb 28 2008, 09:36 PM by ScottGu's Blog Feeds Filed under: tool support, visual design tool, visual studio, xaml, wpf, core programming, beta1 release, scenarios, chat client, amp, markup, layout management, desktop version, databinding, fundamental programming concepts, style elements, ui, expression, cross browser, cross platform

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  ASP.NET Personal Web Site Starter Kit - Ajax Enabled with .NET Framework 3.5 and VS2008 I recently grabbed the ASP.NET Personal Web Site Starter Kit that we wrote for VS2005\.NET Framework 2.0 and opened it up in VS2008 to see how the new tool and platform could help.&; It was fun and painless to Ajax Enable the site with the new features... Posted Jan 21 2008, 11:55 AM by Brad Abrams Feeds Filed under: source code, tsql, personal web site, new features, select properties, improvements, starter kit, css code, css properties, amp nbsp, markup, ajax, datasource, servers

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  The Trouble with PDFs Adobe's Portable Document Format is so advanced it makes you wonder why anyone bothers with primitive HTML. It's a completely vector-based layout format, both display and resolution independent. With PDF, you sacrifice almost nothing compared... Posted Jan 01 2008, 11:59 PM by Coding Horror Feeds Filed under: pdf files, pdf viewer, popup window, portable document format, reading experience, better tools, web browsers work, web designer, bookmaking, kevin kelly, smoothness, hyperlink, markup, layout format, magazine layouts, soph, sophisticated design, grammar design, virtues, comprehension