XNA to SilverXNA-part 7 Breaking the mould
So far with SilverXNA we have been dealing will a full page approach to rendering our Silverlight page in XNA, it’s quick …
XNA to SilverXNA-part 6 Adding a bit of Flash
Now one thing that wasn’t in the original game (unless you count the player / enemy animations which to face it are …
XNA to SilverXNA-part 5 Control, Control, we must have control
Must admit I had a bit of a Star Wars relapse while thinking about what to call this article, hay I’m only …
XNA to SilverXNA-part 4 Degrees of Separation
In yet another area that will be completely foreign to XNA devs (unless you’ have delved into Silverlight or Web programming) is …
XNA to SilverXNA–Part 3–Baby steps and your first control
Continuing on From Part 1 and Part 2 of the SilverXNA series, we continue to start doing some actual Silverlight rendering of …
XNA to SilverXNA–Part 2 Getting our XNA project running in Silverlight
In Part 1 I went over some of the things you’ll need to do to get your current XNA project ready for …
XNA to SilverXNA–Part 1 an Overview
For some time now I’ve been pondering over the new XNA to Silverlight integration since it was announced for Windows Phone Mango, …
Silverlight & XNA- A tale of two cities
As was the story not long ago, devs would look at the image above and see a Silverlight app, it looks like …