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XAML Development Today, But Not From Microsoft

Posted by timothy on from the innervatin' dept.

Paul Colton writes "My company, Xamlon, has just released its flagship product, also called Xamlon. It allows for XAML development on all supported Windows platform, from Win98 through Longhorn. We're also investigating Mono and Java as possible development targets. CNET recently wrote a story of our launch."

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  1. Re:Promotions? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

    The post is probably yet another mean for happy ./oters to bark against Microsoft

    ./oters?
    Dot-Slashoters? Sounds like some funky teenage slang for drugs.

  2. Re:Promotions? by Tenebrious1 · · Score: 3, Funny

    Why post a story to Slashdot about your own product or service?

    Because it is a technical product that many technically minded people would care about...

    If /. were just about fuel cell powered, linux running, beowulf-clustered, fighting room vacs, we couldn't pass off reading it as *work*. Having an article about XAML in one tab, we can flip to that when the PHB walks by and say "yeah, I was just keeping up with tech... cool stuff this XAML..."

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  3. Could be handy by Sqwubbsy · · Score: 3, Funny

    My company tried getting into XML but found that HTML solves most of our issues, while XML was way too complicated for our web pages.

    I mean, we couldn't even find a tag for BOLD. Any tool that will make XML easier would sure be welcome by the developers at our firm.

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  4. Re:Promotions? by spookymonster · · Score: 4, Funny

    You forgot to pluralize platform. Your sentence should read, It allows for XAML development on supported Windows platforms.

    Grammatically, you can't possibly list supported operating systems in the article by date without explaining yourself, so you should have linked to a page [xamlon.com] that would show the supported operating system.

    Mr. Pot, meet Mr. Kettle.

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