Just read a blog post from the Live team indicating that MEWAs and the Live Framework CTP are going to be removed as of September 8th. Read more for details

I've been seeing a lot of people hyping how awesome the Silverlight Polling Duplex Channel is and I just want to put a word of caution out there for developers of large-scale apps

Silverlight 3 adds the capability for your applications to be installed and launched out-of-browser. Live Framework MEWAs also have a similar capability for SL2.. How do these capabilities mesh?

.NET RIA services is one of the new toolsets made available during MIX 2009. In this blog post I talk about what it is and why you should care (trust me, you'll care)

In this blog post I walk through the process of creating an out-of-browser application using the new Silverlight 3 features.

In this blog post I'll talk about some of the things we've been hearing at MIX 2009 about the new features in Silverlight 3

This blog post takes you on a step-by-step tour through creating your first Web-enabled Live Mesh application using Silverlight and Live Mesh.

In this post I discuss more of my progress in attempting to build Silverlight applications using the DLR on the Mac with no Windows intervention at all. The news isn't promising

In this first of what I hope to be many blog posts, I explore the potential development environment of using a Mac, OS X Leopard, and Ruby to build cross-platform Dynamic Silverlight applications.

Microsoft recently released Silverlight 2.0 to the public. After the Olympic games, Silverlight ended up on a LOT of people's computers, but Silverlight 2 has more importance to application developers in the future. I discuss that in this post

Given how many "partners" that Microsoft has working with Silverlight are receiving either funds, or programming services from MS in exchange for their adoption - what is the true adoption rate of Silverlight?

In this first post of many, I introduce the series of blog posts that I plan on writing about Silverlight 2.0 and talk about an issue that I encountered while trying to install the VS2008 tools for Silverlight

After the initial keynotes at MIX '08, Microsoft unleashed an onslaught of betas, CTPs, and other goodies that people like me have been waiting for. I've got details and links and some thoughts on the releases

Scott Guthrie, who is to me like Santa Clause, only he brings giant heaping bags of developer toys, and we don't have to leave him milk or cookies - has dropped more info on Silverlight 2.0!

In this blog entry I go through some thoughts I've been having on where I see Silverlight fitting in the near future

From what Scott Guthrie has been saying, there's a lot of really cool goodies that will be under the trees of ASP.NET developers everywhere.

So I went to try and view some good Silverlight content (a microsoft-published video showcasing an upcoming development tool) and I see my plugin has expired ... and can't upgrade!!

Lately I've been seeing a lot of publicity around some Microsoft products and it's all been bought and paid for by Microsoft... so why does this bug me so much?

If you haven't downloaded this thing yet - DONT. Wait for upcoming updates!

I just found out that non-generic collections are going to be removed from Silverlight 1.1. Three cheers for breaking changes!!

Yesterday I took part in the 'RIA Shootout' where we discussed AJAX, Flex, Silverlight, JavaFX, and more.

I've finally gotten around to creating a working Silverlight application that consumes an Astoria Web Data Service and these are my impressions.

This blog entry summarizes my experience creating a Silverlight application that consumes data from a POX service written using Orcas Beta 1

I will be appearing on a panel discussion about RIAs (Rich Interactive Applications) this Monday at 1pm EST on sys-con.tv

Microsoft is currently hosting for download both Silverlight 1.0 beta and Silverlight 1.1 Alpha. What's the difference and which one should you use?