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To what extent can there be one Silverlight / WPF program with Windows Forms skills?

To what extent is this normal for internal developer applications in a style similar to Windows Forms?

The background for my question is what I am applying to positions where Silverlight is required, and I am trying to argue that my experience with Windows Forms should be sufficient for internal applications.

I know that Silverlight / WPF offers a lot more, but mainly for “fancy” things on the network, as is the case with higher SoC through the MVVM pattern.

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Inevitably, your first wpf application will look like a winforms application. As far as I know, this is normal. But there are people who will kill you if they find that you made 30 conversational applications without using MVVM :)
Anyway ... you have your first WPF project to be completed ... you will probably end up are going to encode how its winforms (code behind heavy).

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