The Coding4Fun Show: Advanced Rendering with Silverlight, Rick Barraza
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In this episode of the
Coding4Fun Show,
Brian Peek interviews
Rick Barraza of
Cynergy Systems, who has put together several very unique applications and accompanying tutorials demonstrating advanced rendering techniques using Silverlight 3. During the show, we discuss Silverlight 3, UX design, and the three demos he has created
showing off advanced rendering techniques. For more on how these amazing demos were made, check out his (currently) three part series at his blog:
- Fluid Dynamics in Silverlight
- Advanced Render Techniques with WriteableBitmaps
- Rendering Vector Fields in Silverlight
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Nice interview, but the articles were more helpful. Maybe this show should include some more coding and live up to its name.
Apart from that: keep up the good work! 
@DennieBee, thanks for the comment. The goal of the videos is to supplement, definitely not replace, the blog and article content. The blogs and articles are fantastic for learning exactly how to create projects, but I've often felt that the developers of these awesome applications and techniques don't get their due credit and don't get to talk about the things on their mind...why they code for fun, how they came up with their ideas, their thoughts on the industry, etc. It gives us a chance to put a face with the project. I'm hoping the show allows us to display another side to Coding4Fun outside of straight technical content and allows viewers to get a feel for the people and personalities behind these creative and fun projects.
Amazing effects.
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