A Motion Capture Viewer written in Silverlight
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Jossef Goldberg explains how the deployment of your client applications will be easier in .NET 4. The new Client Profile and improved Visual Studio feature integration are shown off as we walk through building a simple application and deploying it to
a non-developer's computer. Form more information check out Jossef's blog on
WPF Performance and the .NET Framework Client Profile.
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The Discussion
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spottedmah didn't watch 2 minutes but it seemed like a simple clickonce demo.
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AdamKinney It is similiar but there are some details in there that show how Client Profile is much more usable now. along with some of the Visual Studio support that makes it easier on the developer. Check out Jossef's blog post if you don't feel like watching the video.