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Silverlight Cream for October 31, 2009 -- #721

In this Issue: Rob Bagby, Paul Sheriff, Mike Taulty, Sergey Barskiy, and Gavin Wignall.

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From SilverlightCream.com:
Patterns-Based Silverlight Development – Part IV – Service Layer
Rob Bagby has Part 4 of his excellent Patterns-Based Silverlight Development series up. He's addig the WCF service this time.
Create a Login Screen in Silverlight 3
Paul Sheriff had a post up of a login screen in WPF that I archived in my Tag Cloud, but then he turned around and did the same login for Silverlight... very nice!
Mike Taulty Video Series on PRISM for Silverlight 3
Mike Taulty has a 9-screencast series up on Prism and Silverlight ... and a 10th that is a full-up app that pulls it all together... source too! Don't skip these.
Silverlight 3.0 Behaviors – Part 2
Sergey Barskiy is back to his series on Behaviors with this post and is discussing the various events that can trigger an action in a behavior.
Legally using non-standard fonts in Silverlight and Blend
In Gavin Wignall's final episode of his "Learn Blend in a Month" series he's showing how to use non-standard fonts legally.

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posted @ Saturday, October 31, 2009 5:04 AM

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