1.0 to 3.0

I'm a little embarassed asking this question, because my team wrote the code and demo apps behind the Silverlight launch last year (we made an interactive book with pretty flipping pages). Now I'm trying to catch up with 3.0 (perils of Management and getting way too involved with Flex in the meantime) and it's giving me a headache. Can anyone recommend a resource to help me port my (fuzzy, at this point, but deep) knowledge of 1.0 into currency in about a day?

Hi Frank, that's a great question. The biggest move with Silverlight was from 1.0 to 2.0, when they added full support for C#. Previously, your code simply existed as scripts (generally JavaScript). But now you can build assemblies in C# that are linked to the Silverlight runtime, which is essentially a scaled-down version of the regular .NET runtime. So the easiest way to look at it is less like scripting a control on an HTML page and more like building a self-contained .NET program.

I'll look for some links that might help you make the move, and post them here.

Jeff