
All,
After some major programming hours Stonyarc is proud to announce that XLN now features silverlight based Gamercards.
Silverlight is a flash-like technology from microsoft.
The xln cards are rendered using our own API webservices and the dynamic data is generated by a php engine.
The overall architecture is quite complex but it works.
The cards can be seen in our forums.
This is in beta so please report any errors.
Cheers
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Microsoft Silverlight versus Adobe Flash
Honestly I think it's a little late for Microsoft to get into this market. But I'm sure there force it on everyone just like Vista.
Microsoft's Silverlight technology is a great advancement and will undoubtedly be an industry standard in the future
Silverlight is superior, but Flash will unfortunately prevail due to its sheer market dominance.