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Tags: ooxml, binaries, msoffice, sharepoint, xaml, silverlight, interop on 2008-07-01 and saved by2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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This site should be called the Silverlight Developers Center.

Tags: ria, silverlight, apiki, webkit on 2008-06-30 -All Annotations (0) -About

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very important discussion on RiA and the standards implementation of HTML-CSS-DOM-JavaScript technologies. Excellent!

Tags: webkit, ria, silverlight on 2008-06-30 -All Annotations (3) -About

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Interesting discussion about a universal web application layer able to wrok across devices, browsers and web service systems. I reponded with a very lengthy post about WebKit.

Tags: webkit, ria, silverlight, xaml, xul on 2008-06-25 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Another excellent discussion concerning the Future of the Web. 2 Parts

Tags: ria, webkit, sproutcore, javascript, flash, silverlight on 2008-06-18 -All Annotations (2) -About

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First part of three part series. Covers RiA history of Flash and SVG

Tags: flash, SVG, VML, RIA, Silverlight on 2008-06-18 and saved by2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Although there are many ways to slice this discussion, it might be useful to compare Adobe RIA and Microsoft Silverlight RIA in terms of web ready, highly interactive documents. The Adobe RIA story is quite different from that of Silverlight. Both however exploit the shortcomings of browsers; shortcomings that are in large part, i think, due to the disconnect the browser community has had with the W3C. The W3C forked off the HTML-CSS path, putting the bulk of their attention into XML, RDF and the Semantic Web. The web developer community stayed the course, pushing the HTML-CSS envelope with JavaScript and some rather stunning CSS magic. Adobe seems to have picked up the HTML-CSS-Javascript trail with a Microsoft innovation to take advantage of browser cache, DHTML (Dynamic HTML). DHTML morphs into AJAX, (which so wild as to have difficulty scaling). And AJAX gets tamed by an Adobe-Apple sponsored WebKit. Most people see WebKit as a browser specific layout engine, and compare it to the IE and Gecko on those terms. I would argue however that WebKit is both a document model and, a document format. For sure it's a framework for very advanced HTML-CSS-DOM-Javascript work. Because the Adobe AIR run-time is based on WebKit layout, WebKit documents can hit on all cylinders across any browser able to implement the AIR plug-in. Meaning, web developers and web content providers need only target the WebKit document model to attain the interactive access ubiquity all seek. Very cool. Let me also add that the WebKit HTML-CSS-DOM-Javascript model is capable of "fixed/flow" representation. I'll explain the importance of "fixed/flow" un momento, but think about how iPhone renders a web page and you'll understand the "flow" side of this equation.

Tags: javascript, html, css, webkit, RIA, adobe, silverlight on 2008-06-06 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Darryl Taft posts an interesting question concerning running Ruby in a browser, and Microsoft's Silverlight proposal to do that with ARAX. I think he misses the larger context of the rise of RIA, and the wane of AJAX. In particular, he misses the significance of two important RIA aspects: The Adobe RIA runs on the WebKit layout engine and document model. Microsoft RIA (Silverlight) runs on XAML "fixed/flow". XAML "fixed/flow" is in effect, the web ready representation of MSOffice-OOXML. And Silverlight the Windows Presentation Foundation layer gone portable.

Tags: silverlight, flex, air, flash, webkit, adobe, wpf, browsers on 2008-06-06 -All Annotations (0) -About

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good interview with Kevin Lynch about the future of the Web. Covers AIR, Flex, Flash, Silverlight and how the Web is moving from universal access and exchange of documents to that of applications. Lynch places Adboe products into a larger context of which problems these inventions solved. The new problem is that of expanding the Web to the desktop through these emerging universal applications.

Tags: air, flex, flash, silverlight, lynch, adobe on 2008-05-31 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Tags: ria, web-3.0, air, silverlight, ajax on 2008-05-13 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Tags: flash, flex, RIA, Silverlight, QuickTime, Adobe, JavaFX on 2008-05-07 and saved by4 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Silverlight Wikipedia description

Tags: Silverlight, XAML, Flash, Flex, RIA on 2008-04-30 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Joe Wilcox takes on MS "Live Mesh" in a series of articles. Clearly he gets it but one has to wonder about the rest of the techno crowd.

Tags: mesh, MSOffice, XAML, Silverlight, Snart, Tags, Hubs, Web-Stack, SOA, Woa on 2008-04-29 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Microsoft introduces Live-Mesh, and Mary Jo runs through the ten things that caught her attention.

Tags: Live-Mesh, XAML, WPF, Silverlight, MS-Web-Stack, MS-cloud on 2008-04-23 and saved by5 people -All Annotations (1) -About

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Tags: CSS, HTML, Hachamovitch, IE, Microsoft, Silverlight, W3C, WPF, XAML, XHTML on 2008-03-15 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Tags: cdf, flash, flow-document, ms-ooxml, pdf, silverlight, svg, winforms, xforms, xps, xslfo on 2007-12-17 -All Annotations (1) -About

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