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Monday, August 06, 2007

Silverlight Flight Simulator

by BradA via Brad Abrams on 8/6/2007 8:07:59 PM

A reader that works for Lufthansa sent me a link to another addictive Silverlight game.. this is a Silverlight based flight "horizon-simulator". Apparently it is more than a game... they plan to use it for one phase of pilot qualifications. Given how badly I did, I guess I will keep my day job ;-) Enjoy! 5 comment(s)

Windows Presentation Foundation : The DockPanel

by Ged Mead via XTab (Ged Mead) on 8/6/2007 5:02:00 PM

WPF Layout - The DockPanel Introduction The DockPanel probably offers you a better option than the UniformGrid in many cases. However, this layout panel too is not without its eccentricities and you can spend a lot of time tweaking and fiddling with settings in order to get the exact display you want. However, if your needs are simple then the DockPanel works well. You do have to be aware of the effect of its "Pecking Order" approach to layout and distribution ... [ read more ]

Make your web application run faster

by Xiangyang Liu via CodeProject - VB.NET on 8/6/2007 1:11:00 PM

A .NET DLL that may be used to cut response time for your app

Image Resources in WPF

by Ged Mead via XTab (Ged Mead) on 8/6/2007 10:29:00 AM

As I had some feedback on how the images are accessed in my blog item on UniformGrids , I thought I would just very quickly explain what I did. There are a whole host of approaches you can use to create, store and access resources in WPF. Many of them are very similar to what you would do with Windows Forms. Some are quite new. I will be writing in more detail about the new ways later, but for now I only want to cover the very basics; just enough to get you started. The XAML code I ... [ read more ]

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