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Scott Guthrie: Inside Silverlight 3
Mar 19, 2009 at 6:59 AMBTW. I just jad an idea, MS has SQL CE and it is just files, SL has a local storage for files. It would be really great if SL had a SQL CE driver built in and all SQL APIs exposed. That would be really killer feature for offline apps. No need for g***** gears.
Cheers!
This Week on C9: IE8 RC1, Windows 7, SDKs, and zombies may be attacking
Feb 01, 2009 at 5:22 AMBy the way. For last few days I experience some issues with videos in silverlight player. After few minutes video sudenly stops and when I seek to other position following error appears:
Inside IE 8 RC1 with Dean Hachamovitch and Jason Upton
Jan 30, 2009 at 12:00 PMThis happens on Vista Ultimate 32-bit.
This Week on C9 MS Q2, Obama Photosynth, Win 7, Web Platform Installer, Raymond Chen
Jan 25, 2009 at 5:15 AMThis Week on C9 MS Q2, Obama Photosynth, Win 7, Web Platform Installer, Raymond Chen
Jan 25, 2009 at 5:08 AMChittur Subbaraman: Inside Windows 7 - Service Controller and Background Processing
Jan 23, 2009 at 1:56 PMJump into the Windows 7 Taskbar Jump Lists
Jan 17, 2009 at 7:58 PMOnce again, great video, great idea behind jump lists.
This week on C9: Oxite, Mona Lisa, Pool hacks, and Coding4Fun Gifts
Dec 15, 2008 at 9:34 AMRay Ozzie: Reflections on Azure
Oct 28, 2008 at 3:24 PMI’ve been developing with Flash and Flex for few years and now with Silverlight 2 as well. Last year, December I attended Artists in Residence programme at Microsoft Campus. We learnt there about Silverlight 1 and little bit about upcoming Silverlight 2. But as the months passed I started being sceptic where all these RIA things are going, not only with Silverlight but also with Flex and AIR. For a long time we’ve seen shifting from the desktop to the browser based apps. Then, when Adobe Flex took over that trend was even more noticeable. Next Adobe released AIR. I think many people was like “what? So you’ve been telling us the web is the way and you want us to shift back to the desktop?” But this year’s PDC makes it clear, at least for me. There is no boundary. Everything is one huge ecosystem, across devices, across operating systems, based on widely-accepted standards such as REST, SOAP. No need for things like AMF... SOAP and REST work well with AJAX applications. Perfect. We can leverage these for next gen apps. Silverlight is getting strong, with all the great controls released by Microsoft it is real competitor to other technologies. I’m sure we all will see many SL applications popping out all over the world shortly. Silverlight, WPF, Mesh, Live Services, Windows Azure, Windows Vista or 7, there is even space for Flex there as long as developers use well accepted standards. The confusion is gone. I’m back on track now. You guys rock.
BTW: what Microsoft and BBC did on iPlayer is really great stuff.
Windows Azure: Cloud Computing in Application Services
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