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Microsoft Silverlight, previously known as Windows Presentation Foundation/Everywhere, is Microsoft's flagship cross-platform, cross-browser web client runtime for developing rich interactive applications, such as graphics, animations and video playback. Silverlight extends the web development technique beyond the limitations of traditional HTML or JavaScript. | |||
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Microsoft Silverlight, previously known as Windows Presentation Foundation/Everywhere, is Microsoft's flagship cross-platform, cross-browser web client runtime for developing rich interactive applications, such as graphics, animations and video playback. Silverlight extends the web development technique beyond the limitations of traditional HTML or JavaScript.
Development
Overview
Silverlight 1.0
Silverlight 1.1
Silverlight 2.0
Technical Perspective
Why Silverlight Is Important?
Silverlight will be the platform of choice for developers who build rich Internet applications. It makes Flash/Flex look like an absolute toy. [1]
Features
The CLR
Multimedia
Services
Mobile
Examples
How to make an animation using Silverlight?
How to put Silverlight into a web page?
Market
Why and Where to use Silverlight?
Allies and Competitors
The relationship of Silveright to other applications
Competitors
Future Developments
Reference
- ↑ Michael Arrington "Why Silverlight Is Important" http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/05/01/take-time-to-understand-silverlight-its-important/