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  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Mar 07, 2011 (1 week ago)

    SilverlightShow Page for all Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 (WP7) things on TwitterIn this 19 minutes video, John Mulhausen demonstrates how to create an Azure-hosted, push notification-sending web service and an accompanying phone app.

    Source: Silverlight SDK

    1) Do you want to see how to send/receive every kind of Push Notification that there is for Windows Phone?
    2) Do you want to know the certification rules and usage restrictions involved with using Push Notifications for Windows Phone?
    3) Do you want to see how to make a web service and consume it in a Windows Phone app?
    4) Have you been meaning to try Azure but thought it would take MORE than 90 seconds to learn how to publish on it?


  • Collection Hosting Using Windows Azure

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Jan 28, 2011 (1 month ago)
    SilverlightShow Page for all Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 (WP7) things on Twitter

    Howard Dierking demonstrates how to setup Azure hosting for the MSDN Magazine Pivot collection.

    Source: CodeBetter.com

    As I’ve mentioned in a couple earlier posts, Pivot is driven using Deep Zoom image pyramids. This means that for a collection of trade card images, multiple additional image combinations are generated for different zoom levels. The net result here is a LOT of generated images. For example, in the case of the MSDN Magazine Pivot collection, there are roughly 2400 article trade cards. Generating the deep zoom collection from this set of input images yields roughly 100,000 images with a total collection size of just under 500 MB.

  • Windows Phone 7 – Toast Notification Using Windows Azure Cloud Service

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Jan 07, 2011 (2 months ago)
    Tags: Windows Azure , Web services , Windows Phone 7 , WP7 , Renuka Prasad

    Renuka Prasad has a step by step tutorial on how to create WP7 Toast Notification using Windows Azure Cloud Service with WCF Service web role.

    Source: The Code Project

    In this post I am going to show the step by step approach to create the Toast Notificaton on Wndows Phone7.

    Before that you need to understand what is Microsoft Push Notification, to understand Windows Phone 7 notifications and flow please go through my earlier post from the below link 

    Microsoft Push Notification in Windows Phone 7 - In Code Project
  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Dec 09, 2010 (3 months ago)

    Festive game is built with Silverlight 4 and is hosted on Azure.

    All you need to do to play the game is use the left and right keys to move the bouncing Santa. Increase your score by jumping up the clouds, make sure you don’t miss or it could be game over! Watch out for Santa’s run-a-way sleigh, it may drop bonus presents that you can catch for bonus speed. Collect six presents for a super speed bonus that will really send you up into new heights.

    Click here to play

  • Festive game built with Silverlight 4, hosted on Azure

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Dec 09, 2010 (3 months ago)
    SilverlightShow Page for all Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 (WP7) things on Twitter

    Gavin Wignall built a Festive game to promote Windows Azure using Silverlight 4.

    Source: Silverlight Buzz

    Last year I created a Festive game for the Microsoft UK Partner team, with the creative help from our Metia team at Reading TVP, we managed to turn the game around in just one week! You can still play that game here: http://www.microsoft.com/uk/partner/game/

    After the success of last year we were given the challenge again to create a simple fun Festive game with the focus to be on Windows Azure. Again, I was given the creative support from our Metia TVP team so that I could focus my time on building the game mechanics. Thankfully, this year our turnaround time had been lengthened to two weeks.

               

  • Silverlight Firestarter and Silverlight 5 Podcast

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Dec 08, 2010 (3 months ago)
    Tags: Podcasts , Firestarter , Windows Azure , Silverlight 5 , Jeff Brand , Adam Grocholski
    SilverlightShow Page for all Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 (WP7) things on Twitter

    In this episode of Spaghetti Code Podcast, Jeff Brand and Adam Grocholski talk about the Silverlight Firestarter event and about Silverlight 5.

    Source: SlickThought.Net

    Spaghetti Code hosts Jeff Brand and Adam Grocholski discussing events in the world of .NET development and beyond. This episode recaps the Silverlight Firestarter event and thoughts about Silverlight 5. It also explores new announcments in the Windows Azure world and also some additional tools for Silverlight developers that are now available.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Dec 01, 2010 (3 months ago)

    SilverlightShow Page for all Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 (WP7) things on TwitterIn this blog post, Emil Stoychev explains how to deploy a web app to Windows Azure.

    Source: Emil Stoychev's Blog

    Cloud computing became a buzz word last 2 years and while I haven’t ever played with any “clouds” (excluding hosting media on Amazon S3 for SilverlightShow) I needed to deploy a web app to Windows Azure. The application itself consist of ASP.NET Web Application, couple of WCF services (including WCF Data Service) and a Silverlight application. The application is also using an SMTP server to send some reports on daily basis.

    My case is pretty common and I was lucky enough to find all the information I needed on the web so I thought I will summarize all blogs I read to get my application up and running on the cloud.
  • 0 comments  /  posted by  rob davis  on  Jun 14, 2010 (9 months ago)
    Tags: Maps , World Cup 2010 , Windows Azure , RadControls for Silverlight , HD Video
    Interactive aerial tour mixing bing maps and HD video showing the South Africa World cup stadiums.

    Streams directly from windows Azure.

  • Sharing the code for a simple Silverlight 4 REST-based cloud-oriented file management app for Azure and S3

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  May 14, 2010 (10 months ago)
    In this blog post, David Anson is sharing information and code for his BlobStore project.

    BlobStore was a fun project to work on and it gave me some nice exposure to Silverlight's networking stack (which I don't normally get a chance to use). There are some rough edges I didn't get around to smoothing over, but on the whole I think BlobStore turned out pretty well: it's small and quick to download, easy to use, it simplifies something I do every day, and it was a great learning experience!

    Aside: You can even use BlobStore to publish Silverlight applications (just upload the XAP and HTML file), so it's got that recursive thing going for it, too..

  • Application Partitioning with MEF, Silverlight and Windows Azure – Part II

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Apr 29, 2010 (10 months ago)
    Tags: MEF , Windows Azure , Alexander Strauss
    Alexander Strauss has the second part of his post on application partitioning with Silverlight MEF and Windows Azure. If you have missed part take a look at it here.

    In this second and last post I will talk about how you can retrieve the information about the deployed parts of the application and retrieve the actual XAP files from the Azure Blob Storage.

    Still we only have one Silverlight project where we added just one interface as the contract for the import and lazy initialization and an attribute class to flag our parts in the Silverlight projects to come as user controls to be exported as parts of the application meeting the specified contract.


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