Yeah Adobe haven't had a clean record on promises. I still think
Silverlight is far from dead despite internal rifts but over time i
think the market will reject HTML5 given the complexities, lack of
consistency and more to the point browser war like forking thats ahead
of us still. Plug-ins will c
I understand people's concern with MS's change in messaging BUT to say that
Flashes approach to REACH is any better than what SL's is seriously crazy talk.
I've had this conversation before with a lot of people, I have no idea how
Adobe will deliver on their promise of delivering 3 products acro
I am still really happy with our decision to go with Silverlight for our
https, global, retail, ecommerce site as it fits very well with our
business. If this changes over time, we will adapt. Currently it is
still the best RIA platform out there, though I am not sure there are
many sites out there
As the former Adobe compete lead inside Microsoft, allow me to retort lol :)
I dunno, its kinda wishy washy on the whole Adobe compete thing. As
yes, MS shifting strategy looks like their a flaky bet, yet Adobe have
consistently swapped and changed its strategy over the past few years
from everyth
Disagree.
Two reasons for choosing Flash over SL have been heavily buffed by Microsoft’s
recent statements.
1. While MS is “shifting strategy”, Adobe remains committed to making
Flash cross-platform by pushing it onto more devices and operating systems.
So Flash will only become more ubiq
But let's not forget sl+flash are all About tomorrow :)
Cheers,
Jordan.
On 01/11/2010, at 7:17 PM, "Shane Morris (Automatic Studio)"
wrote:
> To my mind all this noise re Silverlight v HTML5 does not really affect the
> Silverlight v Flash argument. The reasons to choose Flash or Silvelrigh
To my mind all this noise re Silverlight v HTML5 does not really affect the
Silverlight v Flash argument. The reasons to choose Flash or Silvelright are
pretty much the same today as they were last week. The only change is a slight
dip in confidence in MS's commitment to further innovation going
And there'll be a lot more like Barry if this isn't dealt with quickly, and
with finality.
We have a client who has invested heavily in a SL app at our recommendation.
It took us a very long time to convince them that SL was the right tool for
the job, and even after all that we are still getting
I think it's at this stage that I will unsubscribe from this list and give
up on Silverlight for the moment as "irrelivant", perhaps checking back
later.
I was hoping SL would be able to produce worthwhile interfaces to the clunky
rubbish found in products like Dynamics CRM but I just can't see th
Firstly,
People have said i'm just an ex-disgruntled employee of Microsoft the
moment i say something critical about the products. Let me clarify, i
was ALWAYS a disgruntled employee - ex had nothing to do with it :)
hehe..
Secondly,
Executives inside Microsoft are mostly annoying but necessary.
M
It's amusing to see how many times Steve Balmer name dropped 'Silverlight'
in his post :). Backpedalling ahoy!
My concern from the beginning has specifically been with the phrase “Our
Silverlight strategy and focus going forward has shifted". Bob says that's
not a negative statement in his post,
Man do you ever sleep? Haha you seem to operate in US time.
Bobs post seems to be getting some interesting replies...
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On 02/11/2010, at 5:28 AM, Jose Fajardo wrote:
> Here's Microsoft's official statements
>
>
> Bob Muglia has posted extensively on the Silverlight Team Blo
Here's Microsoft's official statements
Bob Muglia has posted extensively on the Silverlight Team Blog:
http://team.silverlight.net
Steve Ballmer has also commented on his PDC blog:
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2010/nov10/11-01Statement.mspx
either believe them or not complet
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