Great Resource for SharePoint 2010 & Silverlight

Bob German & Paul Stubbs have got together and published a fantastic resource on building SharePoint 2010 and Silverlight solutions. This new book starts with introductions to both SharePoint 2010 & Silverlight development as well as setting up your environment. The book contains great guidance on building custom applications using SharePoint and Silverlight and is filled with some great tricks.

I was lucky to have an opportunity to review this book but what really got me was Bob & Paul asked me to write a forward for the book. This is my first forward for a book and I was flattered to have the opportunity.

I just left the following review on Amazon:

Are you interested in looking for a good resource on doing SharePoint 2010 or Silverlight development with both tools? This is the book for you. Bob & Paul, the two best people to write this book with their deep experience in both technologies, have done a fantastic job in starting with primers on both technologies and then diving in deep on doing various things you'd want to accomplish with both SharePoint 2010 & Silverlight.

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posted on Monday, December 12, 2011 8:52 PM

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