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Check out the following article:
http://ajax.sys-con.com/read/375328.htm
If you just add the name "Kevin Hoffman" to the list of people who will be on that panel, the article will read correctly. I am going to be discussing Silverlight during the panel. Keep in mind that I don't think any of us are there to shoot down or laud any one particular technology, my thinking is that we will have a really productive, educational and informative discussion about RIAs, the technologies currently available for building them, and what the future of RIAs might look like given the current technologies for implementation.
In any case, it looks like it should be fun and hopefully enlightening. Tune in!
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Kevin Hoffman, editor-in-chief of SYS-CON's iPhone Developer's Journal, has been programming since he was 10 and has written everything from DOS shareware to n-tier, enterprise web applications in VB, C++, Delphi, and C. Hoffman is coauthor of Professional .NET Framework (Wrox Press) and co-author with Robert Foster of Microsoft SharePoint 2007 Development Unleashed. He authors The .NET Addict's Blog at .NET Developer's Journal.
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If you just add the name 'Kevin Hoffman' to the list of people who will be on that panel, the article will read correctly. I am going to be discussing Silverlight during the panel. Keep in mind that I don't think any of us are there to shoot down or laud any one particular technology, my thinking is that we will have a really productive, educational and informative discussion about RIAs, the technologies currently available for building them, and what the future of RIAs might look like given the current technologies for implementation. |
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