Silverlight 2.0 provides better remote debugging experience
Some months ago, I did some remote debugging of a Silverlight app on a Mac. To say the least, it wasn’t all that intuitive, and it required a lot of trying and
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Windows Vista / Mac debugging a Silverlight app using Visual Studio 2008
[obsolete] As I wrote here, this is no longer the way to do it as Silverlight 2.0 provides a much better experience. As I wrote recently in another blog post about a
Recommended listening: .NET Rocks with Brad Abrams
If you haven't heard .NET Rocks before, now is a good time to do it. In their last show, they interviewed Brad Abrams during Remix Boston where he did a keynote. So who
Silverlight 1.0 officially released
This morning, I just read over at Scott Hanselmans blog, that Silverlight 1.0 was released and it support Linux. So that means Silverlight support all major platforms now, and it is out
Web services and Silverlight 1.1 C# gotchas
As anyone must know by now, Silverlight is Microsoft's cross-browser, cross-platform RIA (Rich Internet Application) technology – like Adobe's Flash. With Silverlight, they say the sky is the limit, and it's only up to