My time has been scarce and one of the reasons is due to my participation on the DeepEarth dev team. There are a handful of us that have been working hard to push out the first stable version of DeepEarth. A few of the developers have been working very hard and the work has paid off!
There is a silverlight write and win contest that is currently allowing people to vote for the best article. There are some great articles there including 2 of my older posts about connecting drupal and silverlight. Be sure to read them all and vote for the one you like best!
To vote, you must have silverlight installed and a nifty silverlight voting control will be displayed below the list of articles on the above link. Simply click on the article that you would like to vote for.
Hello all! I wanted to write a short introduction of myself as I am now venturing into drupal. My name is Matt Serbinski and some of you may know my brother, Ted Serbinski. He is the one who has gotten me into drupal and I have been part of the drupal community since early 2006, all though very silent. I have been working with drupal on and off and am now beginning to pick it back up again. I will be making a few websites for friends and family that will use drupal and allow me to explore some new features / modules that drupal has to offer.
I will be writing a few posts on connecting silverlight and drupal in which I will replicate my main site. I will be doing this piece by piece as I investigate each drupal module that I am using and how I can request the appropriate data to populate my silverlight controls. I have outlined the basics needed to accomplish this in my previous post and will be focusing on the new information that is needed to complete each new piece.
After reading Kirupa's excellent blog post about filtering images in a Deep Zoom Collection, I decided to take it one step further. Deep Zoom has the potential to allow us to think way outside the box. There have already been some great examples of this, such as: Jose Fajardo's demo and Deep Earth. I'm sure there are a few other great examples out there, but those 2 really demonstrate true potential for this technology.
My last post described a silverlight game that I made with the current version of silverlight 2 beta.
