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I did my first Silverlight 2 application and what annoys be is that text-fonts looks blurry or ragged.
You can see it here:
alt text http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/1444/blurryfonthp3.png
Is that a ‘feature’ of SL or I’m doing something wrong?
I know that SL2 uses a few fancy techniques to make applications device-independed but this fonts aren’t acceptable (i’m using Vista with Aero ).
The bonus question: is there any reference business application in SL2?
Best regards,
Tomasz
The anti-aliasing is just a feature of Silverlight; wouldn’t say it looks blurry though, I quite like it.
Reference wise, I don’t think there’s a fully blown app sample I’ve seen, but if you look into Model-View-ViewModel with IPropertyNotifyChanged / ObservableCollection and have a browse through the blogs of Jesse Liberty and Shawn Wildermuth they have plenty of information on data transfer and multiple page applications – both of which you’ll need to do a ‘business app’