Friday, January 18, 2008

MICROSOFT SILVERLIGHT

Silverlight includes a cross platform version of the .NET Framework, and enables a rich .NET development experience within a browser support Firefox, Safari and IE browsers on both the Mac and Windows.big benefit of this technology for end users is that they will not have to download different video player technology to view online media based on what OS they are running....A built-in CLR engine that delivers a super high performance execution environment for the browser. Silverlight uses the same core CLR engine that ships with the full .NET Framework. It delivers the same type-system, garbage collector, and JIT code generation engine that your .NET code uses today. This means that you can write .NET code that can now run in Silverlight, ASP.NET, and a WinForms/WPF Windows application. It also means you can now execute code within the browser that runs faster than interpreted Javascript.The main problem with Flash is that all your classes and objects have to be written twice. You need .NET classes to handle the author time experience and Flash classes to handle the run-time.but that doesn't mean flash is dead..its just silverlight has got the support of comapny that ship operating system 90% of the world uses.

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