Silverlight Cream for February 25, 2009 -- #528

In this issue: Maurice de Beijer, Corey Schuman, Ben Waggoner, and Bryant Likes.

Shoutouts:

Bill Reiss announced Help us pick a logo for new Silverlight game site SilverArcade.com ... and there's some nice-looking logos out there!

John Stockton joins the exalted ranks of those that can say I’m Speaking at Mix09!... congrats John!


From SilverlightCream.com:
SilverUnit - Unit testing framework for Silverlight
Maurice de Beijer reports on Roy Osherove's "SilverUnit" UnitTesting framework for Silverlight that is available now on CodePlex.
Auto trace in Expression Design
Corey Schuman shows how to use the Auto Trace feature of Expression Design and gives a couple examples of his experience... some better than others :)
Silverlight Migration Guide Published
Ben Waggoner reports that the StreamingMedia.com folks have produced a white paper on all sorts of things involving Silverlight, Media Encoder, and media in general.
Detecting Design Mode in Silverlight
Bryant Likes has a proposed method of detecting design mode to avoid users seeing your design time data... great idea.

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Data-Driven Services with Silverlight 2



If you're working with Silverlight and you don't have a copy of John Papa's Data-Driven Services with Silverlight 2, you're spending too much time somewhere.

When I finished Chapter 2 and thought I was done... wow what a bunch of stuff still remained! REST, WCF, JSON, LINQ, Entities, and on and on. Lots of detail, and lots of code on the pages (for those of us that think better that way).

I'm thinking about buying the eBook version just so this one doesn't get as ragged as Petzold's "Programming Windows" did back in the day :) ... if you wear out an eBook... you're definitely using it!

Even if you're a little light on concepts, John explains his way into everything so that you're not looking around for more resources. An absolute one-stop-shop for Silverlight and data... go buy it, you won't be sorry!
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