Michael Klucher just posted about XNA Game Studio 4.0 for Windows Phone. It has its first outing at GDC in San Francisco this week. For more on Windows Phone 7, here are a number of people from the Windows Phone 7 Series Dev Team on Twitter: (@ckindel

Original article: Michael Klucher on XNA Game Studio for Windows Phone

The concept of creating?vision videos to sell an idea has been around since there has been cameras and specially TVs. Just like today Microsoft publishes a Health future vision video, 50 years ago people were also pitching the “Hospital of the Future”

Original article: A Vision of the Future for Home and Work Experiences by Microsoft Surface

I?ve adapted a syntax highlighting engine to generate a syntax highlighting TextBlock control for Silverlight. This control has built-in syntax highlighting C#, C++, JavaScript, VB.NET, XAML/XML. In the future, once Silverlight 4 is out, I?ll of course

Original article: A syntax highlighting TextBlock for Silverlight 3

Original article: Binding to a Dictionary in WPF and Silverlight

Original article: WPF / Silverlight Quick Tip: INotifyPropertyChanged for indexer

With only one week until MIX10, we wanted to give you a heads-up on all the news coming out of the conference, and highlight some of the great Silverlight sessions that every developer should attend. For those of you that don?t know, MIX is Microsoft

Original article: Silverlight @ #MIX10 ? The Next Web Now

[In addition to blogging, I am also now using Twitter for quick updates and to share links. Follow me at: twitter.com/scottgu ] This a quick post to announce a few upcoming events for those in the UK. I?ll be presenting in Glasgow, Scotland on March 25th

Original article: A few announcements for those in the UK

At MIX 10 this year, Tues. 3/16 at 2pm: Learn from Jeff Wilcox how to create and maintain Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 Series applications using the Silverlight Unit Test Framework

Original article: Ready to test those Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 Series apps?

Original article: Windows Client Developer Roundup for 3/8/2010

When someone asked me how to rotate the axis labels of a chart from the Data Visualization package of the Silverlight Toolkit / WPF Toolkit earlier today, I realized it was time for a quick blog post. Because when I've answered a question two or three

Original article: Turn your head and check out this post [How to: Easily rotate the axis labels of a Silverlight/WPF Toolkit chart]