for me it seems more like enhancement of browser-side scripting
capabilities. Formerly MS Explorer was limited with jscript and
VBscript. With silverlight one can use Javascript (well, now they call
it AJAX...), Python, Ruby, whatever else for client-side scripting. I
remember Netscape allowed scripting in both Javascript and Perl
(perlscript) already in the second half of the XXth century ;-).
Viktoras
Stephen Barncard wrote:
Well, they have a mac plugin...but it crashed twice. It <is> a beta.
My question is...
WHY...yet another video 'standard'? Hasn't this all been done?
Micro$oft: Silverlight... pretty cool!
Wish it were Revolution!
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