In his first post ever Jesse Bishop decided to concentrate on dealing with Multi-Touch and Gestures in Silverlight 3.
Tim Heuer gave a great introduction to the basics of Silverlight 3 multi-touch, covering hardware/software requirements and how to listen to the application-wide Touch.FrameReported event to get touch information. Building on these basics, I’d like to give a short example of how you can add support for some common gestures – such as Translation, Rotation, and Scaling – to your touch-aware Silverlight 3 application on a per-element basis.