Silverlight Tip of The Day - Vote for The Future Posts

Before I started writing this column, I began writing ideas for future posts and the list seems to grow faster than the daily frequency my posts have. So this is a list of posts in the queue, you can vote for them either by e-mail of leaving a comment.

Because of time constraints I have not been able to post some of the interesting topics.

• Debugging Tips
• Deploying
• Cross Domain Calls
• Problems Debugging
• Recommendation of cool tools (for Dependency Injection, AOP, extensions, etc)
• Model-View-ViewModel Pattern
• Handling Image Paths
• Using ASP.NET Providers (Membership, Roles, Profile)
• Styles and Templates
  • Basics
  • Controls
  • Create a Clean Style for ListBox or ItemsControl
  • Change ListItemStyle
  • Blend and Styles
  • Blend and Templates
  • Visual State Manager
  • Visual State Manager and Blend
• Blogs I read and cool links
• Patterns for code reuse between Silverlight and .NET or .NET Compact Framework
• Patterns for XAML code reuse between Silverlight and WPF
• Silverlight Unit Testing
• Test Code reuse
• Refactoring your ASP.NET code to Silverligtht
• Changing patterns from ASP.NET to Silverlight
• Dummy Data and Better Design Experience (See controls with data in Blend)
• Services and Security
• Interoperability (JavaScript-.NET)
• Caching and ClientSide Persistence
• Silverlight Disconnected Client - Designing for Occasionally Disconnected Systems

Vote for your favorite topics, but remember, they might take a while to appear, If you want to learn a topic for today's project, probably this is not the place and you would be better off in the SL Forum, another blog or reading a book that gets you from a to z, but this can be an useful resource to learn SL a step a day or find some hidden tricks.

The idea of this column is it to be something simple and a quick daily read. Something won't take you more than 5 minutes (and that probably won't take me that much time to write either). When needed I will point you to other places to get deeper info, so open your favorite RSS reader and subscribe now and remember to vote through e-mail or leave a message for the topics you would like to read soon here.