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First let me say thanks for stopping by my site. My name is David Hanson-Graville and I am a IT consultant working in the UK. Let me make it clear, I am passionate about technology and specifically .net and its various forms. I've programmed in a range of langages, but I can say, I am now at my happiest when coding with c#. I hope my blog is an enjoyable & educational read and please feel free to email me at David.Hanson@OnTheBlog.net if you have any questions. 

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Posted by: David Hanson Mon, 18 Feb 2008 13:44:39 GMT

I have just finished listening to Scott Gu's comments on Silverlight 2.0. From what he is saying 2.0 should finally offer the level of functionality to truly make Silverlight a compelling option.

Just to summarise....Silverlight 2.0 will get the following.

  • Large suite of controls for developing LOB style applications
  • Databinding support
  • Styling and control templating
  • Flowlayout support
  • WCF Communications stack support

Good news!

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