SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an open W3C standard for graphics file format and Web development language based on XML. Those image are made up of lines, curves and other “smooth” elements so when you zoom in on a SVG it stays smooth (unlike GIF, JPEG, PNG). 

Imagine you can draw some of your user interface elements in a vector drawing application like: Adobe,   InkScape (free) or Skencil (free) and convert your work into WPF XAML or Silverlight XAML. ViewerSVG  (SVG to xaml converter) is your tool.

Great News!!!
On the occasion of MIX’08, Microsoft has made available for us developers community two of the most highly anticipated previews of the moment. First we have the preview of the second frame model-view-controller currently under development by Microsoft for the deployment of Web applications written in ASP.NET 3.5. Second the first beta release of Silverlight [...]