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  • Developing Silverlight AnalogClock – part 2 – Enhancing the view

    19 comments  /  posted by  Pencho Popadiyn  on  Nov 13, 2008 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: Analog Clock , MVP , Design Patterns , Model-View-Presenter , Developers , C# , Pencho Popadiyn

    1. Introduction

    In the previous part of the article I described how to create a simple analog clock in Silverlight using pattern oriented approach. It was focused not so much on Silverlight but on the object oriented programming. In that part I will focus your attention on the process of improving the view (the clock face), making it much better and user-friendly. I will look at little more advance topics such as creating gradient brushes, creating custom figures, making transformations and of course adding movement and interactivity with animations.

    So let’s roll up our sleeves and set to work.

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  • Developing Silverlight Analog Clock - pattern oriented approach

    28 comments  /  posted by  Pencho Popadiyn  on  Oct 29, 2008 (more than a year ago)
    Tags: Analog Clock , MVP , Design Patterns , Model-View-Presenter , Developers , C# , Pencho Popadiyn

    1. Introduction

    I have been trying to get myself up to speed with the latest Microsoft technologies and more specially .NET 3.5,VS.NET 2008 and Silverlight/WPF. So rather than just ‘playing’ I have set myself a little application to write: a simple analog Silverlight clock. It is extremely simple application that I have been able to complete the first version of it just for few days (working only in my spare time, if I had any). The target of that article is to introduce some basic concepts of programming in Silverlight, such as: drawing simple elements, using styles, making simple transformation, as well as introducing some of the most important and powerful approaches in object oriented programming.

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