Microsoft Silverlight and its features

Microsoft Silverlight is yet another ambitious project of Microsoft to dominate the industry with its unmatched features and qualities that will definitely make you feel superior. In the initial stage, it was developed keeping in mind that it will compete with Adobe Flash. Well, it is successful to some extend though not fully. The story began in 2007 with the introduction of its debut version into the industry. Tech experts around the globe were extremely positive towards this launch and many had commented for its brighter future ahead. It was fully loaded with many advanced and unique features that enable web developers in better graphics output on the web page. The latest Silverlight 5 is having a lot of new features for finest visual impact on the user. Let us discuss those features today.

Silverlight development - Why has the demand faded

Technology depreciates and it is the bitter truth of the industry. We have to accept it if we want to move forward. When Silver Light was launched in the industry in 2007, it had a lot of hope associated with it from the industry. It was expected to dominate the industry in future, but every wish does not fulfil and so the case for Microsoft Silver light. It was aimed to compete with Adobe Flash; but when the Adobe Flash itself going away from the industry, we can expect the very similar situation for Silverlight. Anyway, within 5 years, Microsoft had announced 5 updates through the version 1 to version 5. But, now it has clearly conveyed that No future updates will be entertained but, still the users can get support up to 2021. Let us discuss few major points for the unsuccessful of Microsoft Siler Light.

The Influence of SL 4 & RIA Services over YouTube Jukebox

After quite a while hearing from Katka's husband suggesting her to, write one article, she eventually decided to give it a try. Katka Vaughan, Software Developer Outcoder, has many years of experience doing work in software development associated with researching the market and e-commerce. She's got wide and extending experience with ASP.Net MVC, developing Java, Silverlight, ASP.Net, WPF, and Windows Phone apps. Katka is actually an Aussie/Czech, presently based in Zurich, Switzerland.She began investigating Silverlight, she gone through few books, read lots of articles, and checked out plenty of videos, and eventually got quite interested in Silverlight, mainly the capabilities it has to create line of business apps.