Mono and RAND
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One thing that Silverlight does is make programming dynamic/interactive media presentations trivial fro .Net programmers, which means that development of such software will be cheaper, than the Adobe Flex version.
The place where I work is already seeing a large difference in costs, between doing it with .NET Silverlight and getting a contractor/3rd party dev shop to do it with Adobe/Flex/Flash
The place where I work is already seeing a large difference in costs, between doing it with .NET Silverlight and getting a contractor/3rd party dev shop to do it with Adobe/Flex/Flash
What we need is a Python/clutter browser plugin.
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If you are going to claim that mono (not Microsoft's .Net implementation) infringes claims in patents, you had best be prepared to list them.