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Inside Windows Phone #05:Windows Phone Silverlight Toolkit

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David Anson, Senior SDE in the Silverlight controls toolkit, and Dave Relyea, Senior Dev Lead on Silverlight mobile team, introduce the controls available in the first release of the Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit. The toolkit is open source—not only do you get good controls, but you get primitives you can reuse. Additionally, you get to learn how to build controls that are theme and orientation aware.

This first release includes: DatePicker, TimePicker, ContextMenu, ToggleSwitch, WrapPanel, and a GestureService you can use on any Silverlight App.

Nice job, "Team Dave" and the rest of the toolkit team!!

 

Related links:

Silverlight Toolkit for Windows Phone

David Anson's blog

Dave Relyea's blog

Jeff Wilcox's blog

Jaime Rodriguez's blog

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  • ianoakesianoakes

    Still having trouble viewing the MP4's of videos on IOS devices, left a message last week and Charles said he logged a bug report, any idea when the encoding will be fixed?

  • MarceloMarcelo

    I don't think that this context menu is a good idea in the phone. Its ugly, small, and dont seen to ok with metro UI...

  • lynnlynn

    Well done video with helpful instructions.

  • cattocatto

    Hey Now Jaime,
     
    Another Great Show, that toolkit is great!
     
    Thx 4 the info,
    Catto
     

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