Silverlight Cream for January 14, 2008 -- #170

Free SL 1.0 Training at Lynda.com & view of facilities from Mike Harsh, Jon Galloway describes Inkscape's new XAML export support, Infragistic's Jason Beres video interview, Shawn Wildermuth with a WCF solution to cross-site scripting, and Adam Kinney announces Silverlight News on Twitter.

From SilverlightCream.com:
Free Silverlight v1.0 Training on Lynda.com
This is a bit of old news from Mike Harsh, but if you haven't gone to Lynda.com and gotten the free SL1.0 content, go now! ... so it is a good reminder, plus Mike's blog has cool photos and commentary about Lynda.com in general and the recording in particular.
Inkscape to support XAML export
According to Jon Galloway and Tim Heuer, XAML export is already in the nightly builds for Inkscape, so this might be something interesting to take for a drive, particularly since it's free!
Jason Beres from Infragistics talks about Silverlight future
Watch a video interview of Jason Beres, the Infragistics Chief Technical Evangelist, talk about Silverlight and how he envisions it's fit in this world of RIA we're all splashing around in.
Silverlight and Cross Site Scripting
Shawn Wildermuth provides a work-around to the cross site issues in Silverlight using WCF...
Silverlight News on Twitter
Adam Kinney is a great guy, and I even thought that before I knew he worked for Microsoft :) ... we've exchanged SL email a few times and he asked me if I thought it was possible to make an addition to SilverlightCream. That addition is now history, and Adam talks about what that all means... thanks Adam!

Stay in the 'Light!

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posted @ Monday, January 14, 2008 2:00 PM
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