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  1. @SubtleTechnolog i have to admit that i played it for waaaay too long today.. its good stuff
  2. just noticed there is now a Magic: The Gathering on Xbox Live Arcade - is it wrong that I totally want it?
  3. just rode my bike for about 30 minutes.. debating on whether to give Kodu a try on the 360, or keep working on my next Silverlight entry..
  4. got a ways into working on a custom panel for fun.. may get the basics done in another night of work.. enough for tonight though
  5. @mikebluestein yeah i saw that one.. its all static XAML though, not draggable icons with a rearranging panel.. surprised there isnt one
  6. RT @teamsilverlight: 3 great Microsoft Silverlight Unit Testing screencasts up on @JeffWilcox's blog @ http://bit.ly/N7fYu
  7. @JustinAngel you'll have to wait til our project is public :) messin around with an iphone style panel at home now. will post if it wrks out
  8. has someone already written an iphone launcher style UI in Silverlight? A rearrangeable grid of items that can be dragged around, etc?
  9. is working on paging abilities for the custom panels i've been working on. this has been a great learning exp. for SL custom layout controls
  10. RT @brian_henderson: RT @NeilRobbins: (who is) listening to @scottgu at #ldnug: sileverlight 3 released in about a week.
  11. @shanselman wow.. wonder if nibbles is far behind..
  12. RT @ch9: TweetCraft - A World of Warcraft Twitter Client http://tinyurl.com/ntlu25
  13. @LinqKinq in my instance i cant filter before the projection because that would destroy the index since it would now be a subset
  14. @LinqKinq thanks for the tip on filtering before the projection, that makes good sense.. lemme know any other suggestions!
  15. @LinqKinq the initial question was finding something and returning its index, so the index is unknown, that is what im trying to find
  16. not sure this is human readable ;) : var indexQuery = list.Select((s, i) => new { MyValue = s, Index = i }).Where(x => x.Index == 2);
  17. @migs212 that is an interesting route, giving it a whirl now
  18. @ChrisRauber i see there is a List.FindIndex() in WPF for generics, but there is not in Silverlight List<>.. good suggestion tho..
  19. .. is there a way to select the position of an object in a List<MyObject> in a Linq query?
  20. doing some refactoring this morning, going to use nullable types (Object?) in a List<> so i can have empty spots in my collection.. TGIT ;)