Each day in the month of July, I am going to publish an article on a Silverlight topic. The topics will range from 100-level to 300-level in difficulty, but all of them will be written so that a beginner could start from scratch to create them.
I will covering Drag & Drop, Event Handling, and even Collision Detection. This is an extensive list of tutorials, and I hope that it will help you see how useful and powerful these technologies can be.
If there are topics you are specifically interested in seeing covered, please leave a comment, and I will do my best to accomodate your request. Below is a list of the articles that have been published.
Day #1: Mouse Events in Silverlight
Day #2: Silverlight Screen Transitions
Day #3: Custom Silverlight Loading Screen
Day #4: Communicating Between Two Silverlight Controls
Day #5: Silverlight Drag and Drop
Day #6: Silverlight and the Twitter “Hello, World!”
Day #7: Using WCF Web Services With Silverlight (and LINQ)
Day #8: Custom Fonts in Silverlight
Day #9: Using Keystrokes in Silverlight
Day #10: Styling Silverlight Control
Day #11: Animating Your Silverlight Application
Day #12: Jumping From XAML to XAML in Silverlight
Day #13: Binding Elements In Silverlight 3
Day #14: Perspective 3D in Silverlight
Day #16: Silverlight AutoComplete Textbox
Day #17: Silverlight Layout Options
Day #19: Silverlight Pixel Shader Effects
Day #20: Adding Audio to Silverlight Events
Day #21: Rapid Silverlight Prototyping in Silverlight
Day #22: Using the Farseer Physics Engine in Silverlight
Day #23: Silverlight Outside the Browser (Part 1 of 3)
Day #24: Silverlight Outside the Browser (Part 2 of 3)
Day #25: Silverlight Outside the Browser (Part 3 of 3)
Day #26: Silverlight Data Grid
Day #27: Templating Controls in Silverlight
Day #28: Silverlight Application Themes
Day #29: Using Isolated Storage In Silverlight
Day #30: Bing Maps in Silverlight
Day #31: Geocoding and More Fun in Bing Maps for Silverlight
JEFF BLANKENBURG 
Jeff,Thank god for people like you.I would like to see how to replace .png backgrounds with xaml. If that's possible.Looking forward to learning more!Thanks. BTW it's the 2nd. I don't see where the articles are.
I would like to hear about the use of Silverlight with WCF Duplex services
i will be watching to see if you can keep that pace. It is a good goal.
Looking for an overview of working with XAML and Expression Blend. How about a simple Address form?
Best Wishes.. Looking forward for the Best Show from you as always !!!Best Practices is what I am most interested in !!! Lets Ring In Today !!!
how can I download the 31 days of Silverlight articles all at once?
I'd like to hear about visual state managers, styling, and themes.
Can't wait to see it. Very much in the same spirit as the 31 days of Resharper which is a great idea. Hope you have some blog posts already written though…otherwise that will be a really tough pace to keep.
I am still interested in best practices for: 1) dynamically loading secondary .xap/.dlls2) font-embedding and whole-app styling3) full-duplex WCF for real-time data4) app-to-app communication5) SOA and smart URLs
It would be good to see a webservice integration one.
All the links to the tutorial is dead! Can you fix it?
Thanks!
I just moved to a new blogging engine, and I’m working through fixing all of the links, but it’s taking me some time. If you use the search on the site, you should still be able to find the articles (at least until I catch up.) Sorry for the inconvenience…it will be corrected by the end of the month at the latest.
I can not access the articles links, is returning “timeout” after a few minutes trying to load, I have been trying for about 5 days … there is any problem with the site? Thanks!
The links (for all the days) are not working anymore :-(. Why ?
the above tutorials links are not working while opening the particular link am getting the error i.e the resource is not found please provide this tutorial to me
Links are not working 😦
where is your 31 Days of Silverlight , the page doesnt seem to open. Says NOT FOUND. :
http://www.jeffblankenburg.com/2009/07/01/day-1-mouse-events-in-silverlight/