TCSWeekly 006 - Silverlight is fizzing along with Moonlight and Contests
- Posted: Feb 21, 2009 at 9:47 AM
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My favorite episode so far - strong news-wise (Moonlight 1.0 ships, Tim Sneath reports Silverlight is fizzing, and a $5000 Silverlight game contest), hearty tutorials including how to use AddIns in Blend and mesmorizing colorful demos.
Stories covered in this episode include:
- Moonlight 1.0 officially goes live
- Silverlight is fizzing, not fizzling
- ServerQuest Contest
- Smooth Streaming Architecture
- Three Essential Expression Blend Add-Ins
- Silverlight Metronome
- YDreams demonstrates controlling PhotoSynth with gestures
- 3D Spiral Image Rotation for MIX 09 Challenge
- Sega Master System Cogwheel 8-bit emulator
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| <-- Episode 5 |
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This is all great but these videos tend to be mostly linear (like television) and don't have links to the resources that are mentioned. Consequently I find online blog/ videos to be frustrating. How about an accompanying blog post with all the links to the relevant content?
I am thinking I should show the links inline when talking about them, that might help a bit, but you can't click them. It'd be great to do more with chapters/markers and the Silverlight player and enable more interactivity. There are a few technical things that would need to happen including updating the Silverlight player and ensuring Media Markers make it through the encoding pipeline. I'll talk to the Ch9 team about it.
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