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Amazing Day 1 Keynote at MIX!

Published 05 March 08 08:28 PM | john.mullinax 

Wow -- so much at MIX I can't possibly do it justice right now, but check out the summary here.   Really, really amazing stuff and some super announcements.  Just a teaser:

  • Silverlight for Mobile devices -- and not just windows mobile but Nokia Symbian, too. Use common skills for rich media apps everywhere.
  • IE8 -- and true standards compliant browsing.  Especially check out Activities and Web Slices in the keynote
  • Preview of the NBC Olympics site, based on Silverlight -- the most ambitious web media project ever. 
  • Silverlight AOL email client -- showing off personalization and huge performance benefits of Silverlight over AJAX (conservatively, 2-3x in this case)
  • Announcement of new WPF physics engine and controls coming soon
  • A fantastic automotive B2C web site for Aston Martin -- with tie-ins to a UMPC WPF smart client guided selling in the dealership

See the video stream here

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About john.mullinax

John Mullinax is a Platform Strategy Advisor with Microsoft's DPE Team. Before joining Microsoft in 2006, John held a vartiety of positions at Ford Motor Company, most recently leading IT services strategy to support explosive business growth in China. Other positions included: Enterprise Architect, Application Portfolio Management, Technology Governance, and Product Manager. Prior to joining Ford, John earned his MBA at the University of Washington. Before that, he was Director of Elections for Douglas County, Washington, where he conducted the first Federal mail-ballot election in the USA. Subsequently, he joined the Secretary of State's office as a consultant working with county election officials in Washington state to improve operational effectiveness, integrity, and security (aka, to prevent the kind of debacle we saw in Florida in 2000).

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