"Gerard Leblanc on Silverlight", reloaded

by gleblanc 13. September 2008 23:51

A few months ago, I stopped my blog (Gerard Leblanc on Silverlight) to devote myself to my book "Silverlight 2", published in French by Eyrolles, Paris (see here).

This book is now in bookstores (for instance, see here or here). Incidently, my book's companion web site contains sample programs (see here) that could be instructive even if your French doesn't go further than "Liberté, égalité, fraternité" (in case you don't know, it's the national motto for France). These programs were written to be self-explanatory and illustrate one thing at a time. The C# and VB versions are always provided.
 


This blog will contain additional information. This time, English will be used most of the time since this language is, no doubt, the universal language for professional programmers.


I hope you will find this blog instructive.

 

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About the author

Gerard Leblanc is the author of several books (in french) on C++, C#, .NET and Silverlight (Eyrolles, Paris as publisher). See www.gleblanc.eu as the companion web site for these books (included sample programs).
He is Microsoft MVP for Silverlight.

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