Archive for the ‘Silverlight’ Category
Mr. Microphone 2.0: Microsoft Songsmith
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: January 8, 2009
Like to sing in the shower or in the car? Want to subject others to your incoherent warblings as if they were a real song? Microsoft Songsmith may be for you. And if you’re a professional lyricist, musician, or someone with real musical talent? Songsmith may be incredibly helpful for you, too.
What is Songsmith?
Songsmith generates [...]
SilverlightShow contest: Write and Win!
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: January 8, 2009
Got a great concept about Silverlight use, an application, utility, or just some knowledge you want to share but never had the place to put it? The team at SilverlightShow have been having a contest they call Silverlight: Write and Win! and you can get some great Silverlight-related prizes such as Telerik and ComponentOne control [...]
Eclipse for Silverlight
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: December 7, 2008
In conjunction with Microsoft, the French firm Soyatec is developing a Silverlight development environment for Eclipse. Soyatec, an Eclipse Foundation member, is known for its eFace product, a technology that combines XAML/WPF and Java.
Soyatec’s project, eclipse4SL, focuses heavily on interoperability between Java-based server and Silverlight applications. Communication is done via the usual mix of SOAP, [...]
Silverlight for Linux: Moonlight 1.0 Beta 1 Is Available for Download
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: December 7, 2008
Moonlight is an open source implementation of Microsoft’s Silverlight targeted at Linux and Unix/X11 systems. Moonlight has been developed under the Mono project since September 2007 and is sponsored by Novell. Moonlight 1.0 Beta 1 has been released to the general public.
Novell and Mono have announced the release of Moonlight 1.0 Beta [...]
Official Silverlight
Posted by: arunbluebrain on: September 11, 2008
official silverlight site link http://silverlight.net/
Microsoft Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform, and cross-device plug-in for delivering the next generation of .NET based media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web.
By using Expression Studio and Visual Studio, designers and developers can collaborate more effectively using the skills they have today to light up the [...]
