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RIA Weekly: RIA analytics & tracking, mobile mania, RIAs on netbooks & tablets – RIA Weekly #62
RIA analytics & tracking (Flash Platform Services, Adobe buying Omniture), mobile mania, RIAs on netbooks (Silverlight and Intel Atom) & tablets
- Running time
- 0h41m
- File size
- 38.00MB
Episode synopsis
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Ryan and I are once again joined by Mike Downey as we go over recent RIA-related news and topics:
- Microsoft WebsiteSpark – get web app stack for $100 for 3 years.
- Flash Platform Services – Ryan’s post – what’s the story beyond “Distribution.” What’re the analytics, the ads?
- Telemetry in applications.
- And then what are the other parts of the Flash Platform Services – Collaboration (CoCoMo/Breeze/Connect stuff). And then Social stuff, sometime in the future.
- What’s going on in RIA social apps.
- Ryan in Singapore: what’s the scene in Singapore like? Some RIA apps using sound.
- Is the US mobile scene becoming like the Asian one we always get experience-clobbered with? Genuitec on stand-alone HTML 5 synchronized web applications.
- What do things like Silverlight on Intel Atom mean? Tim Anderson’s take: Silverlight on Linux desktops.
- What’s going on with tablets?
- Adobe and Omniture – Coté’s quick analysis, and James Governor’s as well. What’s the “M” in “CPM” mean anyhow?
- Upcoming conferences.
Disclosure: Adobe and Microsoft are clients.
Events coming up
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Dec
18
Louisville .NET Meetup - December Meetup
Louisville, United States
We will meet on Thursday December 17th @ Quilogy. They are located at 10350 Ormsby Park Place. Doors will open at 6:30. This month we will feature a speaker meeting. The topic being: Introduction to WPF[B-)] Abstract: Windows Presentation Foundation has been positioned as the platform of choice for Windows Client development.
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