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• Silverlight/.NET vs Flash/Flex (or not) and My Silverlight Wishlist

  I was going to present an analogy using different types of cars, but more often than not, the analogy breaks down on some key point or carries some baggage that just doesn’, and folks start picking apart the analogy and assuming it still applies to the... Posted Aug 17 2008, 05:58 PM by Community Blogs Filed under: Silverlight, .NET, RIA, Silverlight Business Applications

• Links from Today's Silverlight 2 for Business Applications Webcast

  I'll post a link to the recording once I have that. In the mean time, here are some of the links mentioned in today's Silverlight 2 for Business Applications webcast: Silverlight 2 Woodgrove Bank Sample Application Source Code for same (also includes... Posted Mar 19 2008, 02:02 PM by Community Blogs Filed under: Silverlight, .NET, RIA, Business Applications, Silverlight Business Applications, Events

• Surface Demo - Silverlight 2 Update and DeepZoom

  Today I updated my Surface Demo (original source from Silverlight examples ). Well, there are only some small changes since last beta 1.1. So I have added a DeepZoom control ( MultiScaleImage ) to the demo : See the online demo here . Read More......... Posted Mar 18 2008, 05:26 PM by Community Blogs Filed under: Silverlight, WPFE, .NET, Source Code, UI, RIA

• WPF and Silverlight 2 Themes - Reuxables

  WPF and Silverlight applications cover a whole spectrum of application types and richness from incredible full-screen applications incorporating 3d and video to games to good old standard (but highly usable and attractive) business applications . It's... Posted Feb 21 2008, 11:46 AM by Community Blogs Filed under: Silverlight, WPF, .NET, RIA, User Experience (UX), Silverlight Business Applications

• Silverlight, WPF, Windows Forms, Ajax - Which One is for Me?

  Early in my programming career, we had a choice to make at the beginning of each project: do we do this as a command-line/console app (prompt and response), use a DOS windowing library, or do a Windows 3 native app? Eventually, it became the norm to do... Posted Feb 04 2008, 01:43 AM by Community Blogs Filed under: Silverlight, WPF, .NET, RIA, Business Applications, User Experience (UX), Silverlight Business Applications, Architecture