MSDN e-book and podcast

By Phil Leggetter On January 3, 2010 · 1 Comment

A few months back I wrote an article for the UK MSDN Flash newsletter. That article is now available in a free e-book and my podcast interview about the article with Eric Nelson is now also available.

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Phil Leggetter talks about creating a Silverlight application that consumes real-time data

Here’s a link to Eric’s original podcast post.

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UK MSDN Flash eBook Best Technical Articles #2 – ericnel

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Here’s a link to Eric’s original e-book post

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