Becoming a Silverlight Programmer

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re: Becoming a Silverlight Programmer

kamii47 — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:12:34 GMT

Nice one Again Jesse.I also want's to dive deeper in silverlight development.But only problem is convencing the client to use it as there is still no true platform independency in Silverlight as compare to Flash

[mean's support of SL on all operating system as falsh do and no extra effort of developing in other IDE {like eclipse} for other operating systems].

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re: Becoming a Silverlight Programmer

aganariman — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:41:40 GMT

Very nice work!

Thank you...

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re: Becoming a Silverlight Programmer

HireSilverlightExpert.com — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:16:50 GMT

Hi Jesse, this list is good start. However when I transitioned, first thing I needed to learn is better UX paradigms, some knowledge of Blend and illustrator before I was confident on converting any collection of assets to usable and visually appealing applications.

If we make ugly application, why make a switch at all from HTML to Silverlight!. So first goal a client has while moving to Silverlight is better UX.

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