New Podcast: Microsoft's Brian Goldfarb on Silverlight 4 Features for Business Developers
Brian Goldfarb, director of developer platforms for Microsoft, talks to DevProConnections executive editor Sheila Molnar about how Silverlight 4 incorporates most of .NET developers' wish list for the release.
May 21, 2010
Silverlight 4 is all about business applications, says Brian Goldfarb, director of developer platforms for Microsoft. In a conversation with DevProConnections executive editor Sheila Molnar, Goldfarb talks about how Microsoft worked the top requests of business software developers into Silverlight 4. You can hear Goldfarb share his Silverlight 4 insights in a free DevProConnections podcast, "Silverlight 4: Features Customers Want."
One of the biggest improvements in Silverlight 4, says Goldfarb, is "being able to go beyond the browser in a very powerful way, trusted applications that let you build real software that you can install on Windows and Mac to take advantage of the underlying PC." Another most-requested feature in Silverlight 4 is its printing support, another practical addition that makes Silverlight a more viable platform for .NET business software developers.
You can hear the complete conversation with Brian Goldfarb and Sheila Molnar by downloading the podcast here.
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