On Thursday night we published the first public release candidate for Silverlight 2, described in some detail by Scott Guthrie. This is a developer-only release and you can learn all about what it is and how to get it in a terrific blog post by Tim.
Starting immediately, I'll be re-focusing this blog on clarifying what has changed, how it affects your programming and what you need to know to get ready for release.
As of today, I am making a commitment to you to have a meaningful blog entry published every day by 1pm Eastern (GMT –5). By every day I mean… every day.
It is my goal for this blog to become the go-to resource on a day to day basis and for there to be a substantive Silverlight article here every day. 1pm. Look for less clutter, more signal, less noise.
To kick things off, today I'll be blogging on a change in how you create the default appearance of custom controls (in generic.xaml) in the release candidate. Look for it by 1pm.
Read the complete post at http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/JesseLiberty-SilverlightGeek/~3/404679643/silverlight-2-the-release-candidate-and-next-steps.aspx