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Silverlight, Azure go to the Mardi Gras
By Nick Hodge | March 8, 2009
Fellow Australian DPE-ers, Chris Bright, Michael Kordahi and Greg Willis have been busy working on a micro– mega– project.
For the last 30 years, Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian community has paraded down Oxford Street. The Sydney Morning Herald has a library of images from the parade: and has used the Deep Zoom feature of Silverlight to display these images.
Michael Kordahi created the front-end (Silverlight) and Greg Willis architected the back-end (Azure)
Well done guys.
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