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If you need some information a bout Obfuscate, you can read the following topic, it also provides some obfuscator tool, but almost of them are not free. http://harriyott.com/2008/09/obfuscations-what-you-need-if-you-want.aspx   Babel is an obfuscator for .NET assemblies, and it’s the open source application and FREE.   The URL of Babel Obfuscator: http://code.google.com/p/babelobfuscator/ (console application)   The add-in that run with Reflector: http://www.jasonhaley.com/blog/post/2009/08/18/ReflectorBabel-Addin.aspx   After run Babel Obfuscator, you will have a protected assembly and really hard (or could not) be decompiled by Reflector. Now you can public your assemblies over internet, and…….It’s very important with Silverlight Application, because all the Silverlight package can be downloaded.

Ref: http://weblogs.asp.net/nmarun/archive/2009/10/03/image-pre-fetch-using-silverlight.aspx   Alright, this is my first blog, although I’ve been a developer for quite some time now… yeah I’m sorry for not following the ‘we share we improve’ policy. So I’ve created my blog site – ‘IBloggable – implemented’, and now.. off I go. First, some ground rules: I’ll be writing about two and only two things Programming/Development and Anything else I want (heck yea.. its ma blog site.. can write wateva i want) Now to the actual topic… last month I rolled out my website Photography & Eye after re-designing it in Silverlight, previously in Flash. The major changes I’ve done for the SL version are (on the UI side): to pre-fetch the images once the user chooses an album to have animations played while displaying the images Playing animations… no big deal right? Just create your animations in Blend (awesome tool to develop WPF/SL apps) or dynamically in code and...

Silverlight, formerly known as Windows Presentation Foundation Everywhere (WPF/E), is a cross-platform version of WPF. Basically, it is a subset of WPF that can run on a MAC or PC. WPF can only run on MS Windows platform (XP or greater) with .NET 3.0 or later installed. There are other differences, but most important is that WPF can make use of 3D objects, while Silverlight can do some faking 3D, but not true 3D. This is because WPF can make use of the host machine’s graphic cards, while Silverlight cannot. The final difference is that Silverlight integrates right into an HTML page by using Silverlight browser plug-in, while WPF needs to be inserted into an IFRAME to mix with HTML content. Silverlight is still being developed, and may be there are some changes in the future.