Writing simple programming instructions is an easy task, but taking those simple tasks and putting them to work in a complete framework requires a lot of thinking and problem solving. Its also way easier to define solutions on a conceptual level than it is to take those concepts and implement them on a technology platform. That being said a solution is nothing without a plan, you cannot jump into writing programs without understanding what the end solution will be. I guess its all about commitment in the end, both from the concept and solution perspective.

Silverlight uses a pretty intense Java Script programming model, and I initially thought that with Silverlight 2.0 you could get away not having to deal with JavaScript, but I guess thats not entirely true. A lot of functionality is still accessible through JavaScript, and C#. On Friday I found a WordPress blog with a few great Silverlight tutorials. I managed to create my own skinned media player.