AutoMapper.Silverlight

I could, and will soon, write a long ass post about how I cobbled together a messed-up architecture for building Silverlight applications on top of an enterprise class SOA architecture without RIA but with RIA…

Here is a branch of AutoMapper, compiled against Silverlight and now with support for entities generated from WCF service references.

http://github.com/detroitpro/AutoMapper.Silverlight

I really hope I published it to GitHub correctly; yell at me if not.

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