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.NET Forum / Languages / C# / September 2007ASP.NET (silverlight..... ) [contniue]
ok, thanks for the help. Some of you, was right: too many words, to much marketing without identifying the final user. Smithers gave the easiest answer. Now, as i wasn't enough confused, on the Microsoft web site i found these: Microsoft Expression Web Microsoft Expression Design Microsoft Expression Media Microsoft Expression Blend and Microsft Silverlight. now, since i'm learning to build web sites with Asp.Net 2.0 C#, coming from Macromedia Flash, i'm kind of lost. If Silverlight can be compared to the good old Flash, and Blend to Photoshop, what are the others for? (Man, in my head there is a revolution!) Please, if there is anyone that has any idea about those Microsft software, using EASY words, could explain me (comparing with other softwares) what are they for? A billions of thanks, Vinnie > ok, thanks for the help. > Some of you, was right: too many words, to much marketing without [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > A billions of thanks, > Vinnie They are hard to compare, because they don't have the same target group. Microsoft Expression Web (replacement of ms frontpage) = like Macromedia/Adobe Dreamweaver Microsoft Expression Design (Acrylic) = like Adobe Illustrator/ Photoshop, create 2d/3d vector images Microsoft Expression Media (iView MediaPro) = like Adobe Bridge, media management Microsoft Expression Blend (Sparkle) = like Adobe Flash, but more directed towards creating GUI Microsoft Silverlight (WPF/E) is a subset of the Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation works on multiple browsers/platforms. (XAML and Javascript code) Microsoft XBAP = XAML Browser Application, full WPF, but works only IE with .NET 3.0 installed. (XAML and c# code) WPF (Avalon) = Windows Presentation Foundation, new vector based graphical subsystem of .NET 3.0 Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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