Don't get caught up in dead technology
Our application that we sell uses Silverlight as its web front end. That application is core to our business. The organization sells, …
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What is Microsoft Silverlight?
Microsoft's Silverlight is a development tool.
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What is Microsoft Silverlight?
Microsoft's Silverlight is a development tool.
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Don't get caught up in dead technology
Our application that we sell uses Silverlight as its web front end. That application is core to our business. The organization sells, deploys, and maintains this application. We have been developing in Silverlight for almost 10 years at this point and it is now deprecated
- Provided features not regularly avaible in I.E
- No longer being supported
- No upkeep with ria services
- Be nice to work in a modern browser
- Web based
- Out of browser support
- Plugin with 3rd parties such as telerik
- Negative that the application is no longer supported
- Impact to delivery of new features
- Customer dissatisfaction
- React, Node.js and .NET
We picked silverlight 10 years ago because html 5 wasn't feature rich yet. We thought Microsoft was going to support for longer. Unfortunately html 5 became feature rich and silverlight got deprecated. At the time it provided features a normal browser could not