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Shawn Wildermuth’s new blog site is on-line: you can find it at http://www.wildermuth.com.

I recommend you to take a look at his article 10 Things You Should Know About Silverlight.

I’ve prepared this Silverlight 2 Beta 2 solution based on the example described in the official documentation.

You can try it just following these simple steps:

• open the solution using Visual Studio 2008;
• deploy the Wcf Service “DuplexService” to http://localhost/DuplexService;
• copy the included crossdomain.xml and clientaccesspolicy.xml in c:\inetpub\wwwroot\;
• run the project “DuplexClientWeb” from within Visual Studio or deploy it to IIS.

Enjoy!

Check out these interesting articles by chrishayuk:

• Silverlight Encryption Part 1;
• Silverlight Encryption Part 2;
• Silverlight Encryption Part 3.

I completely agree with this post by Charlie Calvert.

John Lam has posted the news: Rails runs on IronRuby.

So Microsoft supports Open Source, you’ll be able to write .NET applications in IronRuby, and Rails applications will have access to all the powerful characteristics of the .NET framework (Silverlight, WPF, ASP.NET, just to list a few examples).

Check out the project Home Page on RubyForge!

Click here to download the update.

Check out this article by Scott Guthrie to read the details.

“Continuous LINQ is a .NET Framework 3.5 extension that builds on the LINQ query syntax to create continuous, self-updating result sets. ”

In this article, Kevin Hoffman describes the new functionalities introduced, in particular the possibility to use some aggregate functions such as Average, Min, Max, Sum, StandardDeviation, Sum.

Check out CodePlex to download CLINQ source code and a great WPF demo with data binding and charting capabilities.

Check out this interesting example of LOB application developed using Silverlight 2.

Source code available!

Click here to read this great article by Ashish Derhgawen.

Click here to read the post by Scott Guthrie.