by StefanOlson via Stefan Olson's Blog on 10/14/2008 12:00:00 AM
Silverlight version 2 has been released today! If you've been stuck on a desert island somewhere over the past two years you won't know that Silverlight is a version of the .net framework designed to run in your web browser. It utilises a cut down version of the WPF XAML specification to provide the user interface.
I have been building both a WPF and Silverlight version of the virtual tour software we produce (www.palacevirtualtours.com). Despite Microsoft claiming that Silverlight is a cut down version of WPF, the differences between the two systems are large enough that it takes a substantial amount of time to produce a version that runs under both systems.
During the Silverlight release candidate I reported 7 bugs on the Microsoft connect site. So this morning's effort is to go through and see how many, if any were fixed. My first look doesn't look encouraging, but we'll see how we go!
...Stefan
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