Silverlight 1.0 Released

Well, it’s about time!

Just kidding. Congrats to the Silverlight team. I know they worked their proverbial butts off to get this release out. And at a cursory glance, it looks very solid. I posted some links below that talk about the release in greater detail: Read more

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