WPF Line-Of-Business labs and Silverlight vs. Flash

Small update today (mostly interesting links)… During my last “Smart Client” session I was asked about WPF LOB application development labs. So, there are two full labs, I noticed about:

Both labs include WPF ribbon and DataGrid, Southridge also come with M-VV-M design sample and some other interesting features. As for me, it seemed, like some parts of those labs can be easily used “as-is” for production level applications, like it was done with SCE starter, which turned into TimesReader (by the way, it has free version again).

Line of Business Hands-On-Lab Material

For those, who still trying to consider what to use for their next killer app, I propose to read following article from Jordan, which compares between Silverlight and Flash. And then see composite application guidance to use Prism for Silverlight development. Here the video of it usage by Adam Kinney from Channel 9

Prism for Silverlight

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4 Responses to “WPF Line-Of-Business labs and Silverlight vs. Flash”

  1. Marlon Grech Says:

    Cool stuff! keep it up!

  2. Alex Says:

    Small correction – the Southridge HOL was developed for Redmond team ;)

    But anyway – cool stuff!

  3. Tamir Says:

    Alex, this is not *exactly* true :)

  4. Christopher Bennage Says:

    Check out the LOB Silverlight sample for Caliburn: http://www.codeplex.com/caliburn

    We’d be interested in your feedback. See the “The Caliburn Beta is Live” post for details.

    It was nice to meet you at the summit.

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