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[http://www.silverlight.net/downloads]Silverlight 5 was released to the web yesterday, finalizing the feature list that many of us have been tinkering with in 2011. I’m excited that a product I had a very small part in shaping is now out. The team members are amazing and did a fantastic job amidst
I’ve been writing again after what amounted to a 2+ year break. In the past 3 months I’ve written 10+ articles, many of which are published for Visual Studio Magazine in my new 1 page editorial column Papa’s Perspective [https://www.johnpapa.net/papa-rsquo-s-perspective-debuts]. I’m enjoying the col
Short version: My family and I are moving back to Florida, I’m leaving Microsoft, heading to Disney World, and we’re doing it to be near family. I’ll still be VERY active in the community and hopefully with Microsoft [https://www.johnpapa.net/wp-content/uploads/media/Windows-Live-Writer/All-Good-
[https://www.johnpapa.net/wp-content/uploads/media/Windows-Live-Writer/Silverlight-5-RC-is-now-Available_6FB4/image_4.png] The Silverlight 5 Release Candidate (RC) is now available for developers to download [http://www.silverlight.net/downloads]. This is a developer release, so there is no go-liv
This week on Silverlight TV, Sundara Kumar and Mark Harper work on the new custom markup extensions (CME) feature in Silverlight 5 [http://jpapa.me/sltv82] . They explain how CME's allow you to extend XAML so that you can run any custom code. These guys (along with some other members of the team
