As mentioned in my previous post, my BESUG session on Model-View-ViewModel in Silverlight was recorded.  Well, today, it was posted at Channel 9!

For those of you who want to listen to my session, these are the links (att: in Dutch):

http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/adebruyn/Demystifying-MVVM--Part-1-Recording-BESUG-session/

http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/adebruyn/Demystifying-MVVM--Part-2-Recording-BESUG-session/

Have fun! :)

Last Thursday, I presented a BESUG session on RIA Services. 

Code & slides are online now, feel free to download them and have a look.  Most of RIA Services is covered, including but not limited to CRUD, Validation, extending generated code, Authentication and Authorization.  The Silverlight solution itself is built using a (pragmatic ;-)) MVVM approach.

So, the holiday season is over for most of us, I hope everyone had a nice few weeks off – I know I had :-) 

Time to get back on track!  Quite a few things are coming up in the next days/weeks/months: a new version of the Silverlight Drag and Drop Manager is coming up (watch this space!), and one of my projects @ work is going live – it’s a showcase site, built completely in Silverlight 3; I’ll share the URL shortly.

Next to that, my company is hosting a session I’m doing for BESUG, the Belgian Silverlight User Group shortly, about Silverlight 3 & RIA Services.  If you’d like to be at this session, click here to register.  I’ll share the slides & code on this blog after the session.

And last but not least, I’m continuing work on a Silverlight book (more details later) I’m writing together with a collegue, Gill Cleeren.

I tend to post updates concerning these things on Twitter, so if you’d like to, you can follow me here (@KevinDockx).

To sum it all up: lots of work to do, guess I won’t have time to get bored the next few months ;-)