The Joy Of Programming

I had written a blog a long time back on creating a simple WPF clock . It was actually one my first few sample applications that I built when I got to fiddle with Expression Blend for the first time. Only today I noticed that the hyperlink to the Source code on the blog was actually broken for a long time and there are still quite a few asking me for the source code. So I am posting the same here with out even looking in to what I have done 1.5 years back :). Ofcourse I had to convert the source to VS2008(.NET3.5) Download the Exe Here and Source code

As a silverlight developer I have often come across the need to demonstrate my work to others and post it to the Silverlight community. The options we generally use are listed below 1)You can just share the entire source code as a zip. But do you think most of the guys out there have the patience to download-compile-run the code? And sometimes you dont want to share your source code with the public. 2)Upload the application to a webserver But you need to have a webspace and ofcourse the website should support Silverlight. People always need connectivity to the website to run your sample. 3) A new way to share Silverlight Imagine that you could create an EXE out of Silverlight application and send that across your guys and get some comments to improve your work. This makes a silverlight application 'Offline' Sounds like a good idea? So Desklighter is your tool to do that. Deskllighter is a free tool from identitymine Sameer has a great post explaing more details about the deskli...