CTO, Software engineer and Team leader
Railscasts Silverlight video player
This is my second shot to create a better player for Railcasts. As you can see, it goes better and better. Who knows what might be next?
If you want to know more about the process through which this player was designed you can read also:
- How and why I choose the Silverlight platform
- How to integrate your Silverlight content with your WordPress blog (and presumable all blog systems who allow you to add JavaScript)
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