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Code to Live: Rich Weston, Morty Nivers and Tom Messbauer on Sharepoint Skinning in Silverlight

Posted By: joshholmes | Mar 3rd, 2008 @ 9:07 AM | 16,276 Views | 4 Comments

Josh Holmes had the pleasure of catching up with Rich Weston, Morty Nivers and Tom Messbauer of Neudesic. They are doing some interesting things with Silverlight on top of Sharepoint. They have two different paths that they are persuing - a complete reskin and integration.

Tags: Sharepoint, Silverlight

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grand_one

Josh...this is a great presentation of how there is so much latent capability in both SharePoint 2007 and Silverlight. The media library presentation was clever. Microsoft should make that a built-in feature of MOSS. Nice...remote screencasting too.

adanacp

Very cool Josh... This session definitely gets the ideas flowing with possibilities.

dcharles

Well presented:D

ahmed12121

Well presented:D

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