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Pete Brown writes on a number of topics including Silverlight, WPF, .NET, woodworking and working as a consultant in the DC area. On most forums, Pete goes by the name Psychlist1972. Pete has worked at Applied Information Sciences (AIS) since 1996 where he currently performs as a lead architect and project manager.

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October 2008 - Posts

Styling the Charts in the Silverlight Toolkit
In a previous post, I introduced the Chart control from the Silverlight Toolkit . In this post, let’s cover how to make the charts look more interesting. First, we’re going to create a simple label/value class to hold the data for the chart. In the previous Read More...
Silverlight Toolkit (Silverlight 2 Control Pack) - Charting
The Silverlight Toolkit is now available! Here’s a rundown of what’s included: Chart TreeView AutoCompleteBox DockPanel WrapPanel Label Expander HeaderedItemControl HeaderedContentControl NumericUpDown ViewBox ButtonSpinner ImplicitStyleManager Read More...
The Next Killer Silverlight Application
I’m watching the PDC keynote via Silverlight , and keeping up with the backchannel on Twitter . Given the comments about azure screens of death, robotic speakers, red shoes, dart-throwing motions, and seasickness, I can’t help but think that this might Read More...
TechDays DC This Week - AJAX, Silverlight, REST, WCF, MVC and More
For those of you not going to the PDC, be sure to join us at TechDays at the Sheraton National Hotel in  in Arlington, VA next week. This is a pretty big event with lots of great content. Oct. 28th – WebDev Fundamentals – Moving Beyond ASP.NET Topic Read More...
Emoticon for Drivers
When I was in high school a million years ago, I made a red light-up middle finger out of a box, some red cellophane, two long wires and the bulb from the cabin light in my car. I attached the wires to the overhead light in my seafoam green 1980 Honda Read More...
MSDN geekSpeak October 22 : Silverlight and Facebook
Be sure to join me, Glen Gordon and Andrew Duthie on October 22 for our MSDN geekSpeak . We’ll be covering building facebook applications using Silverlight 2 . Title:   MSDN Webcast: geekSpeak: Silverlight and Facebook with Pete Brown (Level 200) Read More...
How to Build Facebook Applications with Silverlight 2 RTW – Part 2 of 2
In Part 1 , we created a Facebook application using ASP.NET. Now, in Part 2, we’ll cover how to add Silverlight into the mix. I’ll assume you have the Part 1 solution working. If not, go to that blog post and download the project files linked at the end Read More...
How to Build Facebook Applications with Silverlight 2 RTW – Part 1 of 2
I’m about to embark on some very different Silverlight application development projects (primary around data-driven UI, and one potential one even about kiosk/digital sign work). Before I do that, I wanted to give you all a brain-dump primer from my last Read More...
Welcome Silverlight 2 RTW!
This is the second birth I’ve been privileged to witness this month, and if I made any more comparison than that, my wife would surely kill me ;) As of October 14, Silverlight 2 has now hit that most important of milestones: RTW (or RTM if you would Read More...
Welcome Abigail
Here is one that was worth waiting for :) Abigail Noelle Brown, born October 4, 2008 1:14am. 8lbs 12 3/4oz, 22” long. Due date was September 24, so we were waiting a little longer than expected. At 4” taller than Ben when he was born, I sense she’s going Read More...