>>>Is anyone developing apps using Silverlight? If so, what is your impression?
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>>See my answer in the other thread that you created with the same title.
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>Sorry, I didn't see it.

Sorry only joking. Don't know what happened from your side. Two threads appeared. Both with same number. At first I thought that you created two threads and I wanted to reply on each one "See my answer in the other thread that you created with the same title." But I saw after my first reply that the two threads had the same thread number.

I don't really know Silverlight. I saw some demonstrations about it but nothing more than that. Cool stuff but I don't do web sites.

I don't have the artistic side required in making nice web sites. So I outsource that part.

The thing that I really don't like about development tools from MS is that in many cases there are no visual tools available to effectively use those tools. I mean we have to write code and lots of it.

It's like they forgot to ship the builders and wizards that should come with the tools.

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Unless those builders and wizards are used internally by MS. Many seem to forget that they're competing with us to develop applications. So they use those tools internally until they're sure that they're working right before sending them to us. (grin) Oh yeah but in the meantime they developed better builders and wizards that they'll have to test before sending. (loop sequence)

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