NYC Silverlight 4 Firestarter (Part 1 of 4): The Silverlight 4 Platform Overview
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Microsoft Silverlight 4 is a powerful development platform for creating engaging, interactive user experiences for Web, desktop, and mobile applications when online or offline. First introduced in 2007, Silverlight has come a long way, with four major
version releases in less than three years. By now, you’ve likely heard about the Silverlight platform. You’ve probably even seen a quick demo or two of an application running cross platform with some streaming media, or even a simple animation. But now you
want to learn how to build real-world business applications using Silverlight!
The first session of this Firestarter event covers the Silverlight 4 Platform.
Part 1: The Silverlight 4 Platform Overview
Part 2: Silverlight LOB Application Basics
Part 3: A Little Fun With Media: Webcams, Mics, & A/V
Part 4: Application Navigation & Windows
The first session of this Firestarter event covers the Silverlight 4 Platform.
Part 1: The Silverlight 4 Platform Overview
Part 2: Silverlight LOB Application Basics
Part 3: A Little Fun With Media: Webcams, Mics, & A/V
Part 4: Application Navigation & Windows
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Thanks, wow, little bit of information overload at the moment but looking forward to reviewing this series of videos!
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