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Silverlight’s Broken Promise(davybrion.com)

submitted by rcashrcash(4149) 6 months, 1 day ago

This blogger talks about the future problems Silverlight developers might run into. Especially those who invested in the cross-platform functionality that Silverlight promised. Will Windows 8, Metro Style Apps, and IE 10 be the end of Silverlight?

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posted by vijaystvijayst(1311) 6 months ago 0

Adobe's announced that Flash will not be supported on mobile browsers. It looks like the end of the web plugins era.

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posted by JudahGabrielJudahGabriel(814) 5 months, 28 days ago 0

He's dead on. SL is not the cross-platform solution that was promised. It's not really MS's fault, either; SL and other 3rd party platforms are outlawed on devices that MS doesn't control. End result is that SL isn't cross platform. It can't be unless MS created some SL-to-X compiler, where X is the iOS/JavaScript/Android.

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