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Silverlight 2 RC0

Taimur Asad   on 27 September 2008 - 18:11 · 10 comments & 9890 views

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Microsoft has today released Silverlight 2 RC0 to developers for testing purposes and to help them prepare their existing Silverlight 2 Beta 2 applications for the final bits which is expected to roll out at the end of this year. Follow this link to learn more about what’s new to this release and how to migrate your existing Silverlight applications based on Beta 2 to the latest bits in Release Candidate 0.

Download: Download Expression Blend 2 SP1 RC Preview
Download: Download Microsoft Silverlight Tools for Visual Studio 2008 SP1
Download: Download Silverlight 2 RC0 Developer Runtime
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#1 smooth_criminal1990 on 28 Sep 2008 - 10:07
is the dev runtime meant to be a Mac .dmg?
(1 reply) #2 Examinus on 28 Sep 2008 - 13:11
So, which one of these do I download to get Silverlight 2?
#2.1 tntomek on 28 Sep 2008 - 17:51
(Examinus said @ #2)
So, which one of these do I download to get Silverlight 2?


You don't, this release is meant for devs only. The final should be out much quicker than previous builds.
#3 thealexweb on 28 Sep 2008 - 13:17
I know it's not very clear is it.
#4 cork1958 on 29 Sep 2008 - 11:52
Has anyone actually installed this thing?
#5 +Ficman on 30 Sep 2008 - 12:02
I think that would be no....lol
#6 non.sequitur2 on 01 Oct 2008 - 01:57
What a waste...
(2 replies) #7 vip on 01 Oct 2008 - 13:59
so will this REALLY rival flash ?
#7.1 +Skwerl on 01 Oct 2008 - 16:26
Maybe. The languages behind Silverlight 2.0 are a heck of a lot more powerful than FlashScript, so it's way ahead in that respect, and more attractive to developers who already know .Net. I think now that its using the CLR, we're going to start to see a lot more in the way of Silverlight web apps.
#7.2 Ender2070 on 30 Oct 2008 - 20:35
Skwerl said,
Maybe. The languages behind Silverlight 2.0 are a heck of a lot more powerful than FlashScript, so it's way ahead in that respect, and more attractive to developers who already know .Net. I think now that its using the CLR, we're going to start to see a lot more in the way of Silverlight web apps.


You're right about it hitting home with .Net devs, they already don't know how to program you might as well give them flash which they can do the same thing to with VB code

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