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From my understanding, they said existing production code will continue to work on Windows 8. But, if you want the new Metro look and feel for your application,
by pcj 15y ago
From my understanding, they said existing production code will continue to work on Windows 8. But, if you want the new Metro look and feel for your application, then you need to do these minor changes.
- teyc 15y agoWhat they say is true, but there will be no further investment in Silverlight. All technologies eventually hit this stage where there is no further investment slated. e.g. DOS. If your app is built on this particular platform, consider that the deathclock has started ticking. When a ship sinks, you save the women and the children first. As cruel as it seems, the reality is that people who have few years left are considered last.