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Silverlight 3 SDK and non-ENU Visual Studio editions

by gleblanc 18. July 2009 23:23

Silverlight 3 is now officially RTW and it's great, with tools to make great LOB (Line of Business) applications and no more just eye-catching animations (moreover mainly done by programmers...).

Great but right now, there is no way to create such applications with non-ENU Visual Studio or VWD Express ! Silverlight 3 tools that accommodate French, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean, Japanese and Chinese VS or VWD will be released end of July, with doc (partially in these languages) available end of August.

In the meantime, you can install Visual Web Developer Express, ENU version (ie English) that can cohabit with Visual Studio, french edition for instance. So, there is a way to prepare yourself for Silverlight 3 applications.

If a blogger, moreover an author, becomes silent for a while, there is a reason : he is dead (I am still alive, thanks), he is no more interested in the subject (I am more than ever interested in Silverlight 3), he fall in love (no change there, still same wife, no reason to change) or he was too busy for some reason. Though still very busy, I will soon restart my blogging activity.

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