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teyc
15y ago
The title is all wrong. He is not in charge of Silverlight. Pure speculation. My reading of directui is that XAML is staying but Silverlight libraries are a dead end. If you are a component vendor, you will stop writing additional component
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15y ago
I'm sorry if it wastes your time, but it is pretty cool.
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HTML5 Sings ABC
(ie.microsoft.com)
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15y ago
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teyc
15y ago
Hi Dan, I remember listening to you on Mixergy many months ago. One day you should go back and discuss why you pivoted (when you get through this patch). Small businesses are difficult customers. They are difficult to acquire.
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teyc
15y ago
The author is right about how dangerous it is for students to only learn from one source though. However, how is this different someone who gets all their news from Fox? Each person has their internal bias, and will learn from their chosen
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teyc
15y ago
How did you get started, and what were your original plans? Was it to deliver in person training? Perhaps you should go on Mixergy.
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teyc
15y ago
In the "Man Who Fell to the Earth", http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Fell_to_Earth_(film... . the lead character is an extra terrestrial posing as a man, made a lot of money by being a technologist selling amazing "inventions" from
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teyc
15y ago
I'd love to see Stallman and Andrea Dworkin on stage together.
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teyc
15y ago
In the "Man Who Fell to the Earth", http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Fell_to_Earth_(film... the lead character is an extra terrestrial posing as a man, made a lot of money by being a technologist selling amazing "inventions" from
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15y ago
I'm a failed startup entrepreneur fighting my way back out of depression, spiritless-ness, and massive debt. My entire family suffers from social anxiety disorder There is no ecosystem to help drive and create new things. Local city an
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teyc
15y ago
Great. What could go wrong?
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teyc
15y ago
Actually, thank goodness for Xamarin and HTML (Windows 8). We will no longer be beholden to Microsoft with our future work.
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teyc
15y ago
We continue to support a complex VB6 app (started development in 94). It is too expensive to port the entire app over, and now VB6 is left to languish. There are some problems with building some controls in 64 bit environment and we can't g
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teyc
15y ago
I'm one.
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teyc
15y ago
MS has no problem killing presentation layers. They killed probably the most popular desktop layer of all time, VB6. They killed WinForms. They let MFC rot slowly with no replacement. WPF was never given much chance to live. I wish I coul
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teyc
15y ago
This is correct. Once you have a nice feature, you realize Apple's doesn't run everywhere. Marco is also correct about social. A simple commenting system and a highlighter and a red envelope would be useful. People want insightful quotes hi
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15y ago
Its a nice way of messing around with people's minds. Makes AQ sound like amateurs... kind of like Sony. (couldn't resist)
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MI6 defaces Al Qaeda website with Cupcake-making recipes
(theage.com.au)
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15y ago
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teyc
15y ago
The chewing gum thing is a bit weird. There was one incident when the entire MRT (subway) was delayed for a few hours because the doors jammed and wouldn't shut. Turned out to be a piece of gum stuck on the door.
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teyc
15y ago
So the trademark owner doesn't own the .COM domain. I suppose they are not in tech? Perhaps you can offer to link to their website (e.g. if you were looking for Paint LLC, go to here). Otherwise, a change of name is not a big issue, even bi
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teyc
15y ago
You only need one junior dev to touch software before the whole site is at risk.
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15y ago
I just know that I'm sure as hell never going to use a touch interface on my desktop PC Looking into the future, a dual use tablet like the Asus tablet with a keyboard portends a new reality that execs don't like lugging laptops to meetin
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15y ago
I love C# and the way Anders goes about evolving the language. The problem lies in the remoting stack. It is overly complicated. Compare JSON over WCF http://www.pluralsight-training.net/community/blogs/fritz/ar... vs JSON in Rails http:
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15y ago
Lightswitch is Silverlight wrapped in a good practice framework, just like Wavemaker generates code on Spring. I had a play with Lightswitch and I liked it. It is like MS Access. I'm surprised they positioned this at the developers rather t
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teyc
15y ago
and I thought Vodafone problems are exclusive to Australia.
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15y ago
There is a turf war at the moment between MS, Apple and Goog. Developers take time to tool up and skill up, and amidst all the gunsmoke and fog of war, we all have to decide who to pledge our allegiance to. By not mentioning Silverlight or
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teyc
15y ago
Congrats, I certainly didn't think of OnSwipe as an ad network. This is a massive opportunity.
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teyc
15y ago
You are only half right. Flash is not an open standard. Standards are means to an end, which is cross platform applications so I don't have to write the same thing multiple times over. If Flash was done well and it was cross platform, then
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15y ago
wouldn't NDK require a very recent version of Android? There are a lot out there which are still on 2.2.
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teyc
15y ago
Speaking from a technical standpoint, since Flash is a VM, and it's running on top of Dalvik, wouldn't performance necessarily be poor? If anyone knows a little more about how Flash works on the mobile, please share.
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