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Honorable Mention - MIX09 Show Off Contest - Magister 5, a large LOB app in Silverlight

Posted By: Dan Fernandez | Mar 25th @ 12:07 PM | 10,297 Views | 1 Comment

Magister 5 is a large line of business application for secondary schools in Holland, targeting management, staff, teachers students and parents. It is a 100 % Silverlight application, there is also a mobile version of the software.

Built by: SchoolMaster BV
Siebrand Dijkstra & Fleur van der Laan

Tools used:
Visual Studio and Expression Blend

Tags: Mix09, Silverlight

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Rajmund

This is awesome! Maybe some people will finally refrain from using HTML + CSS + JS combo. Silverlight and WPF make great sense. Everything else seems retarded. Why we had to wait almost 20 years for something like Silverlight... How long did it take to write this Magister 5 app? Does it use commercially available control package?

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