In Delay’s blog you may find the improvements that he and Jafar made on their Silverlight Charting. As Delay says, this is the December 08 Charting release, and it includes an overview of some of the high points. One of the biggest changes is that support has been added for arbitrary numbers of Axes for a Chart.
Stephen Dunlap created a Digg-like (and DotNetKicks like)
pager control for Silverlight. In the article you'll find all the code and a live demo paging through a simple DataGrid.
Jeff Wilcox dedicated a post to the
Silverlight Toolkit December 2008 release. He noticed that more of the controls are accessible and that new themes, a fresh new sample app, fine-tuned components could be found in the new release. He strongly recommends you to upgrade because you will be definitely charmed by the nice functionality of this release.
Bill Reiss gives a hand to all VB.NET developers that want to
covert C# samples to VB.NET. He thinks that Red Gate’s Reflector application could be very useful for that purpose. With a little example Bill shows exactly how it can be used for converting. In his blog there also could be found
thoughts on the MIX 10K challenge. The way the challenge works is that you need to create a program where the source code is less than 10K bytes in Silverlight or WPF XBAP and it will run on the web.
Jesse Liberty has an article about his Toolkit Video Examples. Here he discusses why he chose this particular approach to provide examples and how it works. Jesse devotes special attention to the process of adding a control to the structure.