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The ink has barely dried on Silverlight 2 since its release in October 2008 as predictions of what will be included in Silverlight 3 are starting to trickle out. Bart Czernicki has started an interesting set of posts that discusses what we know about SIlverlight from Scott Guthrie’s posts as well as some of Bart’s predictions of what is to come. Bart has some interesting thoughts based on what we have seen so far and viewing the pattern that seems to have developed the past few years from Microsoft by releasing major Silverlight news at the Mix conferences, generally held in March. At Mix in March 2007 Silverlight 1 played a major role and in March 2008’s Mix conference Silverlight 2 was on display in force. Bart theorizes that in March 2009’s Mix conference that Silverlight 3 (as a alpha, beta or CTP) will peek its head out into the public eye along with Silverlight for Mobile devices. Bart makes it clear that he is guessing of course since none of us outside of the internal Silverlight teams know what they have in store … but his predictions are great food for thought. Definitely check out his posts.

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Just what we need said:

More microsoft centric crapware. Nobody will use this, it won't be support officially as cross platform. You can't find any .Net developers that are any good at development. MS days as a development platform are over.

Kamran Shahid said:

Till it is truly Platform independent I don't think that it would be get popular or any way close to the competition for Flash.[I don't agree for moonlight project for Linux or soo.It should be developed on a single IDE and Can be run on all platform like Flash]
On my wish list is more easy development support in VS [so that we can get rid of Expression blend] and print capability.

jake said:

@Just what we need: you really don't get what Silverlight is for.

danielsmth15 said:

wonder how many of these predictions come true but lets hope for the best.
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danielsmth15 said:

wonder how many of these predictions come true but lets hope for the best.
Dan credit card

danielsmth15 said:

wonder how many of these predictions come true but lets hope for the best.
Dan credit card

danielsmth said:

wonder how many of these predictions come true but lets hope for the best.
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