Now that Oprah is promoting Silverlight, even my mom will install the runtime. Click here to read how Oprah is expanding her omnipotence using Silverlight, Skype and podcasting.
Don Burnett points out that the Silverlight 2 Developer Reference poster they passed out at MIX08 can also be downloaded via Brad Abram's blog here. Also, don't forget to check out the cool DeepZoom version here. Thanks Don!
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I had the chance to chat briefly with Pete Blois from the Microsoft Expression team about this week's announcements regarding Blend. He pointed out that there are 2 new versions of Blend now available: Blend 2 Beta and Blend 2.5 March 2008 Preview. He recommended only using the 2.5 Preview when working with Silverlight 2 projects and sticking with the Blend 2 Beta when working with WPF. I will be installing both versions and have a comparison review of in the coming days.
After you have downloaded and installed the new Silverlight 2 Beta 1 bits (links below), head over to Mike Harsh's blog and download his code samples from today's MIX session: Building Rich Internet Applications Using Microsoft Silverlight 2.
Hi, I'm Anthony Handley, a Senior Consultant and User Experience Practice Lead at Magenic. I am also a Microsoft MVP for 2009. I have over 15 years experience in interactive design and creative direction. I have a passion for clean, user-centered design and I often blog about design related technologies and designer / developer collaboration.