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  1. Don't use #Silverlight UnitTest template project from the Silverlight toolkit, it expects toolkit to be INSTALLED on m/c running test #fail
  2. probable reason for the memory issues i was having with the #esri silverlight api http://bit.ly/7XNoLq SCARY!!!
  3. Google's Speed Tracer extension to Chrome to profile web applications http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/speedtracer/
  4. Signup for the new Bing Maps CTP here http://connect.microsoft.com/SilverlightMapModesBeta
  5. Bing Enhanced Brid's eye has the oblique imagery stitched onto the 3D building models and has them overlaid on top of aerial imagery
  6. Go to https://www.bingmapsportal.com/ for your Bing maps key
  7. The CTP of the Silverlight control with Bird's eye & StreetSide is available as of today...
  8. Bing Bird's eye view is also now available for developers too
  9. Woohoo....Bing StreetSide is now available for developers !!!!
  10. Android & Chrome OS may converge http://bit.ly/7lbpuC
  11. Browser alert box stalls the image load process on the #Silverlight Map. Guess the alert box stops both JS & Silverlight execution
  12. The best part about google map's oblique imagery is that it is available in the API for the developers to use... Yay !!!
  13. I might be alone on this, but reading/using code that take"advantage" of "Fluent interfaces" just confuses me
  14. Just goes to show good design practices are language & platform agnostic. Something like a cross-cutting concern... :)
  15. Amazing how some of the design principles I had used to build JS web mapping apps also applies to Silverlight web mapping app development
  16. Wishing that KeyedByTypeCollection<TItem> would get moved into 1 of the core DLLs in #Silverlight instead of System.ServiceModel.Very useful
  17. love the ';component/' delimiter syntax in #Silverlight to directly reference DLL embedded resources in XAML
  18. The difference between ControlTemplate & DataTemplate in #Silverlight & #WPF is tricky and it gets me every time ... :)
  19. If DataTemplateSelector was available in #Silverlight 3, the custom control I am building would have been so much easier to build
  20. Given the features in #Silverlight 4+, I suspect that Silverlight Mobile should be a diff subset of Silverlight, like Silverlight is to WPF