Category Archive: Silverlight Toolkit

Nov
12

DisplacedGuy Poll – What information would you like to see for 2013?

DisplacedGuy Poll – What information would you like to see for 2013? Would you please take a moment to let me know what information you’d like to see for 2013?  I created a new poll, and you can choose as many items as you’d like.  This information will be extremely helpful, and will be used in deciding what information is posted next year. I personally would like to see more …

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May
16

WaveMaker – Take Two – PowerBuilder Pro Reaction, OMG

WaveMaker is the next PowerBuilder for enterprise web applications

The Latest WaveMaker is freaking Amazing – Look out Microsoft – Goodbye PB! Has anyone seen the new WaveMaker?    I wrote an article about it a while ago and was pretty impressed with the tool.  I don’t remember which version I was using then but it reminded me a little of PowerBuilder, in that you can put together impressive applications in a short amount of time.  WaveMaker is used for …

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Jan
01

SplitButton Control in Silverlight 4 – Silverlight Toolkit

SplitButton Silverlight 4

Using the SplitButton control in your Silverlight 4 Application What is the SplitButton? The SplitButton is a nice control that allows you to turn one button into many different click options.  For example, you might have a Save button, with a split section that drops down with options to Save-As, Save a Copy, etc.   SplitButton Examples       Where can you get the SplitButton control for Silverlight 4? …

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Nov
03

Silverlight 4 Toolkit – WrapPanel Example

Silverlight WrapPanel

Using the WrapPanel of the Silverlight Toolkit The WrapPanel control doesn’t come standard in Visual Studio 2010, it has been removed and placed in the Silverlight Toolkit which can be downloaded from Codeplex Making a Windows Explorer “like” interface using the WrapPanel in Silverlight 4 The WrapPanel is a very useful control that allows you to place multiple controls within it and have either a Horizontal or Vertical orientation.  I’m …

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