by John Papa via JohnPapa.net on 2/15/2010 3:46:00 PM
The latest episode of Silverlight TV is now available on Channel 9! In episode 8 John scores a cool interview with one of the developers responsible for the Silverlight client for Facebook application. This application made a big splash at the PDC 09 keynote, and another when it was released on www.silverlight.net at this link here. Rajendra Vishnumurty demonstrates some of the key features of the application and jumps right into the code for several areas. Be sure not to miss this inside look at the Silverlight client for Facebook.
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Microsoft Silverlight Client for Facebook
This application brings together the many compelling platform capabilities of Silverlight 4 into a rich out-of-browser application in the familiar context of Facebook. Enjoy the photos, feeds, events, friends’ walls, and inbox mail from your Facebook account in a visually stunning and user-friendly environment.
Key Features Demonstrated:
Out-of-browser support
Hosting HTML content interactively
Local Device access (webcam)
Rich-Text control
Embedding alternative media content (i.e., YouTube)
Desktop notifications
COM integration (with Outlook) on the Windows platform
Right-click
Drag-n-drop
Window control
Animations
Silverlight TV is once again unscripted and shot in 1 take. Don’t miss this one!
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Original Post: SL TV 8: Silverlight Client for Facebook
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