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Silverlight isn’t dead. But it will be web-irrelevant in 5 years.

September 22nd, 2011
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By Judah Gabriel Himango

Everyone was thinking it. Google was pushing it. Apple was pondering it. Microsoft was fighting it. (They aren’t anymore.) It was on everyone’s mind: “Why Flash when HTML can do 99% of what we need?” And that sentiment extended to Oracle’s Java and to Microsoft’s Silverlight. To every web browser plugin, really. Everyone was thinking [ READ MORE ]

Windows 8 to abandon nerdly types

September 16th, 2011
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By Judah Gabriel Himango

The new Windows 8 bits were demo’d this week at Microsoft’s BUILD conference, and it’s sparked a lot of discussion in the developer community. Microsoft is turning a new leaf: all existing Windows apps are now “legacy” apps. They’ll only work in this super-special classic Windows desktop that runs, itself, as an “app” in Windows [ READ MORE ]

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