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Q1 2010 release focuses on strengthening 3 main aspects of RadControls for Silverlight and RadControls for WPF:

• Ensuring first-class performance for all data-centric controls through various techniques,
• Enhancing and polishing RadControls themes
• Providing highly advanced, enterprise-level features, especially for the data visualization controls 

Read about one of the first applications developed in the Netherlands using Silverlight 3.0 - the IQuality’s Line-of-Business (LOB) Application developed for Safe Concept. Here you can learn more about the Safe Concept web application and you can find some technical details. You may also want to watch a demo at YouTube.

We assembled a page that discusses on the techniques we’ve used when crafting RadControls for Silverlight to help you achieve unbeatable performance for your Silverlight line of business applications. We also included real examples that will let you try and experience the top performance of our controls yourself.

It provides tons of tips and tricks, how-tos, code samples (in XAML and both in C# and VB). All these structured in a step-by-step manner and covering most of the available RadControls for Silverlight. This training material will help you quickly get up to speed with Silverlight and will discuss some of the issues in common with all RadControls such as binding or theming, working with RIA Services (also WCF and ADO.NET), working with Expression Blend, etc. 

Full Release notes can be read at:

RadControls for Silverlight Q3 2009 SP2 Release Notes

RadControls for WPF Q3 2009 SP2 Release Notes

Now you can suggest features or report bugs for all Telerik products and then track the progress of your feature or download the latest build with your fix. The voting functionality allows you to raise the priority of issues and thus expedite their solutions.

For the upcoming Q1 2010 we will mostly work on improving and further polishing our current offering. We will work in several major directions – Performance improvements, VS 2010/Blend Design-time support improvements, Themes and Animations improvements, new Documentation, Assemblies’ size optimizations, Silverlight 4 builds.

Seems that in Silverlight, when loading XAML dynamically in a class library (A) or Silverlight application (B), and then that app or class library is used by another class library (C) or Silverlight app (D), then all external assemblies that were used by (A) and (B) should also be added to (C) and (D).