I’m finally back after a couple of weeks with too much stuff to do. It is definitely time to finish off the blog series about SilverTweet, the Silverlight twitter client that you can build on your own. Hopefully you can then take this thing and extend it with the features you need.
For those of you who haven’t read the previous parts, I would recommend doing so. Otherwise, this part will give you just about nothing valuable. And for those of you who have, and did so before I posted this part, I just want to mention that I found a pretty obvious bug in part 3.
The example code in this post will create a functional, but fugly UI. The downloadable code will contain this UI, as well as an extra UI with better layout, some animations and so on. The reason for the fugly UI here is simplicity. Not that the other UI is REALLY beautiful, but it is at least a lot better…
But let’s just get started straight away and have a look at the UI that we need to start using the application.
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Hi! For those of you who attended the Silverlight User Group meeting yesterday, and saw my presentation on data bindings in Silverlight, here is the sample application zipped up and ready. For those of you who have no clue what I am talking about, and instead wonder where the last part of the Twitter client is, I’m sorry! I have been up to my eyeballs in stuff lately… Work, presentations at the Wellington Web Meetup and the Wellington Silverlight User Group and so on. I promise I will try to get it online as soon as possible. Hopefully early next week…
But here is the code at least…DataBindingDemo.zip (369.84 kb)
Hmm…that file got grossly bloated…sorry about that. It just has a bunch of compilation crap in it…but hey…bandwidth is free…ohh…that’s right, I’m in New Zealand where you for some !£$%@# don’t have flat rates on broadband…
Oh…and I forgot…the cool framework I was talking about is here…