Show 10: Jesse Liberty Interview part 2When Silverlight Isn’t Available: A Backup Plan – Billy Hollis

Show 11: The Importance of WPF and Silverlight Animations – Billy Hollis

April 23rd, 2008

WPF and Silverlight animations

Billy Hollis is a well known consultant and author. This week we get down to brass tacks and discuss why, from Billy Hollis’ perspective, smart clients/RIA applications are necessary in the first place. Here are some of the topics we cover:

Silverlight in business applications?

– It makes more sense than you might think. Billy has a simple and elegant point that I hadn’t thought of before.

Why isn’t HTML good enough?

– HTML isn’t cutting it for the latest and greatest web applications. Billy explains why.

Why are web technologies (like ASP.NET) so popular lately?

– It’s often not a technical reason.

Useful links for the show:
Billy Hollis’ site – http://www.dotnetmasters.com/ http://shrinkster.com/x7q

Music for the show:
Lido In The Morning by General Fuzz from the album Messy’s Place
I Believe In You by YACHT from the album Instrumentals 2007
Don’t Stay In Bed by YACHT from the album Instrumentals 2007
Sidetrack by Lisa DeBenedictis from the album Fruitless
And Then It’s All Gone by Williamson from the album A Few Things To Hear Before We All Blow Up

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  • 1. .Net World&hellip  |  April 24th, 2008 at 2:01 pm

    Sparkling Client – The Silverlight Podcast…

    For everyone out there interested in Silverlight, I would recommend checking out the Sparkling Client…

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