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Silverlight can now be used to write a complete business application that can be run outside the browser. |
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| Richard Costall |
Saturday, February 19, 2011 |
| Richard Costall's just released an article covering Silverlight Out-Of-Browser Basics on the Simple Talk Website. |
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When Silverlight 3 was released back in July 2009, one of the features that stood out was the facility to take a Silverlight application and install it onto the local users’ desktop machine so that it could be run offline, or without the overhead of running within the full browser.
Now that it is more common to build enterprise business applications with Silverlight, this feature has become more useful, particularly as it is supported on both Windows and Mac OS X
Read the full article on the SimpleTalk web site
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| About Richard |
Richard Costall (MVP, MCSD.NET) has over 22 years development experience and works for 1st Software, a Microsoft Gold Partner, and the UK's leading software solution for Financial Adviser and Intermediaries, designing and implementing IFA applications in the financial services sector. Previously specializing in VB, XML/XSLT, COM, ASP and MSMQ, Richard now lives and breathes the awesome world of .Net and in particular ASP.NET and Silverlight 2.0. Richard spent 5 1/2 years as the Midlands regional coordinator for VBUG (Visual Basic User Group) before co-founding NxtGenUG, the innovative UK user group for Microsoft Technologies.
Richard has written articles for publications such as ASP.NET Pro and International Developer Magazines and also co-authered the Apress title Professional MSMQ. He speaks a local user groups, Microsoft Conferences/Product launches, TechED Europe and the hugely successful DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper Events.
When not in .Net land, Richard enjoys relaxing at home with his wife and two sons, playing on the XBOX 360 or ultimately jetting off to Walt Disney World, Florida, for a trip on the Tower of Terror.
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