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Blog Post:
Silverlight support added to MediaSite 4.3
Eric Griffin
Sonic Foundry has announced that Mediasite 4.3 , a patented Webcasting and content management platform, has added support for Silverlight.
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30 Jan 2008
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New 3D Engine for Silverlight on Codeplex
Eric Griffin
Kit3D is a 3D graphics engine written to work with Microsoft Silverlight. The library is currently written in JavaScript and supports 3D perspective projection and texture mapping. This library allows anyone to easily create 3D content for your Silverlight application.
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11 Oct 2007
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WPF Example Up on CodePlex
Eric Griffin
Silverlight has its roots in WPF. So what better way to get deep that to dig into some code. The WPF team has updated and uploaded to CodePlex the Family.Show app. You can check out the code and documentation here .
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17 Jul 2007
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Ray Ozzie is at it again, this time with SilverLight
Eric Griffin
Just read a post on LiveSide about Ray Ozzie's R&D team working on a new app called PhotoZoom. No surprise that its based on Silverlight technology. Kool. Here is a crude video of it in action:
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8 Jun 2007
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Microsoft Surface and Koolness
Eric Griffin
Microsoft Surface was just released and even thought I saw some of this technology previewed internally, I have to say I am still wowed (no puns intended )at the final product. I saw this video below over a year ago at our internal tech conference. I didn't know this thing stuff was this close...
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31 May 2007
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