Silverlight Cream for June 19, 2009 -- #617

June 19, 2009 · 1 min read

In this Issue: Erik Mork, Nigel Sampson, Jonathan van de Veen, Steve Strong, and Kevin Dockx.

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Erik Mork and Shawn Wildermuth attempt to unravel the chicken/egg debate as it relates to MVVM... what, you didn't think Shawn had an opinion on that one??:)

If you're not familiar with Microsoft.Expression.Interactivity.Interaction or dealing with Attached Behaviors in your C#, then Nigel Sampson has some good information for you.

Jonathan van de Veen explores the good and bad of his decision to use EF in the application he's building. Good insight into how he got to this point and hopefully help us as well.

Steve Strong has his latest Silverlight/Virtual Earth episode up and this time he's using the BestBuy Remix service. Steve gives you all the info you need and even has a video up explaining it.

Kevin Dockx is starting a series of tutorials on.NET RIA Services and in this first one he's showing how to just get started using the AdventureWorks database.

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