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Eclipse Tools for Microsoft Silverlight

Sunday, 11 October 2009 22:39 by darkkung | Tags: silverlight

Today, the RIA[Rich Internet Application] competition rate is vary high among various company such as Flex from Adobe, JavaFx from Sun Microsystems.

For the Microsoft, there is a tool for create Microsoft Silverlight in Eclipse allow you can create Silverlight UI to connect the webservice.

You can download at the site http://www.eclipse4sl.org/

Let's go, enjoy with it!!!.

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October 21. 2009 17:38

Both Microsoft Silverlight and Eclipse technologies focus on delivering a rich, differentiating and interoperable environment to their respective audiences: Web Users and Developers respectively. By integrating the Microsoft Silverlight technology with the Eclipse platform, this project proposes to extend the Silverlight Development Experience to all Web Application Developers should they be running Windows, Linux or Mac OS.

Emma

October 27. 2009 17:52

Eclipse provide an alternative IDE for developing silverlight application. I'm agree with emma about possibility that eclipse can enable users who use other operating systems to be able to develop C#, silverlight, and .NET RIA.

I wish that some day, .NET technology'll achieve it's goal. .NET technology allows us to develop application in various language. I want .NET platform to be able to cross operating system boundary. Just like what JAva and it's virtual machine does.

cmmadnat

December 9. 2009 11:10