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December 4th, 2007 — Expression Blend, Silverlight, WPF
Microsoft’s Phizzpop is sponsoring an interactive design challenge where top interactive agencies are challenged to come up with innovative applications built on Microsoft technologies.
Looks like anyone can register to attend the receptions in Chicago, LA, Boston and Austin.
36 teams enter. 1 team leaves.
The PhizzPop Design Challenge pits top interactive, Web, and design agencies against one another to push the limits of technology and creativity in a battle royale. Think Mad Max for design.
The regional teams have been selected and will duke it out in New York, Boston, Chicago, Austin, and Los Angeles, with the regional winners competing against one another, and San Francisco winner AKQA, at the South by Southwest Interactive Conference in Austin, TX.
We invite you to register and watch the creativity unfold as you enjoy cocktails.
December 4th, 2007 — Expression Blend, WPF
The good folks at WPF Studio sent me a link to their new window control.
WPFTheme is a FREE skinnable / theme-able window control and a set of predefined themes for this WPF window. In a few line, defines the window style you desire, also you can swicth your theme at run time. You will never spend many time on programming for skin support.
…and don’t miss the rest of their site, looks like they’ve got some cool stuff going on. http://www.wpf-studio.net/
September 21st, 2007 — Expression Blend
File this under better late than never. The Microsoft Expression Blend 2 September Preview is available for download.
September 19th, 2007 — Expression Blend, Flash, Flex, XAML
Electric Rain has released Harmony™, a Flash SWF-to-XAML Converter.
Electric Rain claims Harmony will convert SWF files to WPF and Silverlight based XAML. Sound to good to be true? Give it a try and let us know how it works.
September 11th, 2007 — Expression Blend, WPF, XAML
Infragistics has partnered with Amazon and Microsoft to release a nice reference application for WPF called Tangerine™. The team at Infragistics built the reference application (called an “exemplar”) using NetAdvantage for WPF.
While you’re on their site don’t miss the other examples of NetAdvantage for WPF. It has some really nice controls with downloadable samples.
September 2nd, 2007 — Expression Blend, WPF, XAML
Dax Pandhi writes that WTF 0.9 is available for download.
WTF provides easy XAML based access to over 8 most basic and useful transitions including blur, fade, slide, and zoom. WTF is fully compatible with any WPF control - including custom and 3rd party controls. You can use unlimited WTFs in your app - and you get complete controls on the transitions whether they’re timed or triggered. Oh, and WTF is free!!
Check out the sample WPF code.
August 23rd, 2007 — Expression Blend, Silverlight, Video, WPF
Microsoft launched a new Windows Forms and WPF Community site. There’s lots of good stuff there, Silverlight and WPF video tutorials, control galleries, downloadable WPF samples, forums and more. Worth a look.
August 18th, 2007 — Expression Blend, Silverlight, WPF
According to BetaNews, Microsoft has released an update to Updates Expression Blend.
Microsoft on Thursday released an updated preview of Expression Blend 2, the next version of its interface design tool that integrates into Silverlight, Microsoft’s new Web-based platform for rich media that is competing with Flash. Most notably, the August update supports Visual Studio 2008, which is also in beta.
August 9th, 2007 — Expression Blend, Silverlight, WPF
July 23rd, 2007 — Expression Blend, Silverlight, WPF
Celso’s rolling out more great content at Nibbles Tutorials. The Blend & WPF section is live.
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