Silverlight TV 8: Inside Look at the Code for the Silverlight for Facebook App
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The Continuum Show meets Silverlight TV as John and Adam Kinney, Expression Evangelist, review the highlights of the MIX 10K Challenge. They check out the winners in each category of the second annual contest, which has some great prizes. The MIX 10K Challenge Winners
have been announced publicly, and are now
posted on the MIX 10K Challenge home page.
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The Discussion
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ailon Look, ma, I'm on TV!
Congratulations to other winners! See you at MIX.Alan.
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amyrc Someone forgot to tell Adam he was on Silverlight TV!
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jopapa We really need a blooper reel. We have some very bizzarre times filming
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DaveDev I am so glad you guys kept Adam's beginning intro in. We've all been there - having to introduce ourselves before every presentation. Showing the human side makes you all easier to relate to.
Great work on the show keep them coming! -
Breno I must also say that the Mix10k shirt is really great!!! I loved it!
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jopapa Breno - Agreed. I like the T-shirt too. Too bad my daughter stole it on me
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Chris P Heh, nice to see my app featured - even if it didn't behave for you! The visualisation of searches was actually a really small part of the app, the main point of the app was to allow people to collaboratively draw pictures onto the wall (i.e. the one that shows when you start up the app). Anyway glad you liked it!
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amyrc Glad you liked the t-shirt design! The concept was my handiwork, and the art files were done by a local company called B-BAM.