Over the weekend, I saw my first truly bad Amazon review for Silverlight 4 in Action. I've been really happy with reviews sofar (28 reviews, 4 1/2 stars average), but this one, and a meh 3 star review before it both point to the same issue withthe current text. That first 1 star review really stings (you put alot of yourself in a book like this), but I'm taking it to heart tosee how I can make the next book better.
The issue brought to light here was that I assume too muchknowledge on the part of the reader. For clarity, the book istargeted towards people who know .NET and C#, and can find theirway around the IDE (instructions on how to drag and drop stuff fromthe toolbox is not something I'm wasting page s ...
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