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Innovative use of Silverlight and DeepZoom(timheuer.com)

submitted by crpietschmanncrpietschmann(11.3k) 3 years, 11 months ago

Take a few minutes and look at this video of Jose Fajardo re-demonstrating one of his ReMIX features shown using Silverlight and DeepZoom. Are you kidding me?! Seriously, Jose has a great imagination and an incredible sense for effectively demonstrating things. In this video he answers questions posed to himself like “what if all web images were DeepZoom-able?” and “what if all the documents on the web were DeepZoom-able?” Then he gets crazy and suggests that people could collaborate with a DeepZoom image and demonstrates this using a Silverlight chat experience built using network sockets. I love his context of showing an x-ray and possibly having physicians review this together.

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posted by rev4bartrev4bart(420) 3 years, 11 months ago 0

I love Jose's stuff...especially his digg clone in Silverlight. Its freaking awesome. Before he went to CynergySystems he had a lot of cool "mini-apps" that I downloaded and learned from: apple, SilverWord etc.

This is cool, but its not that "innovative"...this has been done before in Flash. There is actually 3rd party companies that do this kind of in place advertising and looking at pictures "more spacially". Its nice that it is done in Silverlight, but I seen a lot of this done before.

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