The second part of my two part series tutorial on building a Netflix browser application for Windows Phone 7 is available on CodeProject. Part 2 explores OData and how to consume OData in a Windows Phone application. It also looks at Silverlight Toolkit’s WrapPanel control, page navigation and the progress bar control.

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I have just published the first part of my Windows Phone 7 article on codeproject. It explores the Pivot and Panorama controls on Windows Phone 7 and comes with a Netflix browser demo application. The demo application showcases the use of the two controls (Pivot & Panorama), OData, page navigation, WrapPanel and more.

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I am pleased to announce that I have just published my second article on codeproject. This article is a first part of the Calicum FAQ series. Calcium is an open source WPF and Silverlight (alpha release) framework built on top of the Composite Application Library (also known as PRISM). It provides support for the MVVM pattern as well as advanced module management, client-server logging, theme support, an Undo/Redo/Repeat task management system, and also abstraction of user messaging and file management.

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I am pleased to announce that I have just published my first article on codeproject. It is an Silverlight 4 application which allow users to search and play YouTube videos inside Silverlight! It is very cool and covers some of the new features in Silverlight 4 such RIA Services, right-click event handling, or themes and styles.

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