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New Silverlight 3

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

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Silverlight 3 hosting Full supported by Visual Studio Hosting , highlights of new features and functionality of Silver light 3 include: major media enhancements, out of browser support allowing Web applications to work on the desktop; significant graphics improvements including 3D graphics support, GPU acceleration and H.264 video support; and many features to improve RIA development productivity. Also, in order to fully integrate all the .NET developer tools, Visual Studio 2010 will support a fully editable and interactive designer for Silver light. New features in Silver light 3 include:

Support for Higher Quality Video & Audio

With support for native H.264/Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) Audio, live and on-demand IIS7 Smooth Streaming, full HD (720p+) playback, and an extensible decoder pipeline, Silverlight 3 brings rich, full-screen, stutter-free media experiences to the desktop.

Empowering Richer Experiences

Silverlight 3 contains new 3D graphics, animation features, hardware accelerated effects and text improvements that enable designers and developers to create next generation Web visuals.

Improving Rich Internet Application Productivity

New features include:

  • 60+ controls with source code : Silverlight 3 is packed with over 60 high-quality, fully skin able and customizable out-of-the-box controls such as charting and media, new layout containers such as dock and view box, and controls such as auto complete, tree view and data grid.
  • Managed Resources – Resource Libraries Support for merging libraries across files enhances the ability to create reusable resources and maintain large applications
  • Deep Linking. Silverlight 3 includes support for deep linking, which enables bookmarking a page within a RIA.
  • Multi-page Application Visual Studio provides a framework for multi-page Silverlight Applications greatly simplifying inter-page communication and the creation of a uniform User Experience across pages
  • Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Silverlight 3 enables users to solve the SEO-related challenges posed by RIAs. By utilizing business objects on the server, together with ASP.NET controls and site maps, users can automatically mirror database-driven RIA content into HTML that is easily indexed by the leading search engines. Seekdotnet also support SEO services for this Silverlight 3.

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How to Choose a Good Windows Web Hosting

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

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There is one area of computing where Microsoft does not dominate, and that’s the web. Microsoft is the biggest and most important software company in the world, and it almost totally owns the corporate market. Web application development framework is used by a larger developer community to build dynamic websites. That Windows 2008 Web Hosting is an issue for anyone working with ASP.NET.

The basic problem isn’t always easy for Windows developers to find a supports asp web hosting and actually knows something about it. Maybe that’s because open source is free whereas Microsoft products are quite expensive, or maybe it’s because generally more difficult to find support staff trained in Microsoft’s web application model.

Windows 2003 Hosting support the components to all web development (like PHP, Perl, MySQL, etc.). However, in addition they must support all major ASP Hosting. They offer MS-AJAX support on ASP.NET, and they let you create web directories with unique permissions and authentication levels, and generate application directories from the control panel. (more…)

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What is The Defference Between Unix, Linux and Windows Hosting

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

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Finally you’re completely ready to publish a website and you’re attending for an appropriate hosting provider among billiards of accessible services and tariff schedules. Thus you should notice that the majority of hosting providers use Linux or UNIXs on the web servers. Microsoft Windows Hosting Operating System is offered less often as a choice. So, what is the difference?

The majority of people are familiar on Microsoft Windows as it’s mostly used for home editions, operant and at school. It’s very simple in usage for beginners and doesn’t demand any knowledge of the console commands. In Windows Home and advanced Server editions you should just open the necessary folder simply specifying with the cursor and clicking with the mouse. UNIX and Linux are systems with an open initial code (Open Source). This means that they’re free, and source codes are properly documented and easily extended. There are no essential differences between Unix and Linux. UNIX is much older and isn’t compatible with microcomputers x86.

Contrarily, Linux can process high-power servers and on usual x86 computers. Linux is delivered in the big diversity of stuff though the majority of the hosting-companies choose Red Hat Linux or Mandrake Linux which have proved their rights to be true “workhorses” and are capable to maintain hundreds sites and millions hits a day. UNIX produced several popular now modifications called FreeBSD and OpenBSD, they’re widely accessible. While simplicity in usage is very important for a home or working computer, its absence generally doesn’t make the big problem for a web server. Eventually, you do most part of the design on your working computer. (more…)

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