silverlight

Actually, there's a pretty good chance that a good Javascript engine will beat Silverlight (if it doesn't already).

This and the Silverlight thing made me wonder if this was a zombie project running on autopilot.

While you're at it, drop a hint or two about Silverlight being a response to Flash and not Javascript.

Building another Silverlight doesn't make much sense when it is failing in every category that actually matters.

Actually, this is why this is only a chrome extension because Netflix uses silverlight in Firefox.

Of course, Silverlight and Flash both beat the pants off of Javascript for practically every benchmark.

Does anyone know if you can stream using Adobe Media Server to a silverlight player?

NET languages require runtime libraries which are not supported on the Silverlight runtime.

Gosh, I'd love to try IronPython in the browser, but Silverlight doesn't support my operating system.

Look at people trying out Silverlight or VS 2010 or.

There are a number of other web apps written in Sproutcore and Cappuccino that feel exactly like desktop apps, without an ounce of flash or silverlight.

I probably would have given up if I was doing it with silverlight.

You've mentioned that Silverlight's "tech" is better.

Apart from Silverlight, which never really took off, they're all 20 years old.

From my experience, you must use libraries that are built for Silverlight.

You can use all sorts of languages with Silverlight, including Javascript.