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Microsoft Silverlight 2.0 Wish List

Well, the year 2007 is nearly at the end and I have my short wish list for Microsoft Silverlight . The following (maybe not complete) unsorted list would be nice to see in 2008 with the next CTP or final version: When building Silverlight 2.0 Web applications...

Posted Dec 20 2007, 02:21 PM by Community Blogs

Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, WPF, Media, WPFE, DLR, .NET, Flash, UI, Blend, Expression Studio, Controls, Pocket PC, Mobile

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