The awesome thing about Silverlight is we're coding in .Net, it doesn't take
that much time to understand someone elses latest Silverlight gem. Although I
simply have no time to really deep dive into every part there seems to be a
very open culture about sharing solutions, concepts and code. I really hope
this continues as 9/10 times I'm finding someone has blogged about the thing I
next need todo.
I'm very lucky to be working with Silverlight full time and there is currently
an endless amount of cool things I want to play with :) RIA services looks
really interesting...
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Silverlight Expert
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:22:41 +0930
Hello Ozzies,
Who here thinks that their an expert in any piece of Silverlight?
After Silverlight 1, 2 and now 3...
I'm guessing that some people will by now have started to find they know/ are
more interested/ had some prior experience with a piece of Silverlight.
anyone willing to step forth as a Silverlight Specialist in X?
We're not all trying to be all-rounders?
Of course it's only good to specialise in a piece if others specialise in
another piece. (Two John OBrien Deep Zoomers, anyone?)
Anyone feel like Silverlight is/will be too big for front-to-back mastery?
What's your X?
-Jason Schluter
P.S great that the list is back
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