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More idevice support?

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
op1983
Mar 19, 2011 15:57:47 I am pretty happy that the forums iPhone support. Is there any chance well see the character builder get the iTreatment.
#2
op1983
Mar 19, 2011 20:19:13 Yes it would seem so huh?
I honestly would pay an installation fee on top of the insider tho. Especially if it was decent.
#3
bageljay
Mar 23, 2011 15:51:43 Wizards can't really "add" i-device (or android device) support at this point. It's up to app developers to impliment MS Silverlight so the tools can work.
I've seen various articles as far back as 2008 saying that its coming soon, but no release dates from anyone so far. And microsoft doesn't seem to care.

On that note, if anyone hears of a i-device or android webbrowser that supports silverlight, please let us all know as soon as possible.
#4
lokiare
Mar 23, 2011 23:15:15 The only way we are going to get cross platform support is if they were to start over and redesign it from the ground up. That's already happened once. its not likely to happen again. Why they went with Silverlight when they knew it wouldn't be crossplatform, no one knows...

At the time java or a combination of java-script, PHP, and a SQL database would have been extremely cross platform...

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 op1983 Mar 19, 2011 15:57:47	I am pretty happy that the forums iPhone support. Is there any chance well see the character builder get the iTreatment.
#2 op1983 Mar 19, 2011 20:19:13	Yes it would seem so huh? I honestly would pay an installation fee on top of the insider tho. Especially if it was decent.
#3 bageljay Mar 23, 2011 15:51:43	Wizards can't really "add" i-device (or android device) support at this point. It's up to app developers to impliment MS Silverlight so the tools can work. I've seen various articles as far back as 2008 saying that its coming soon, but no release dates from anyone so far. And microsoft doesn't seem to care. On that note, if anyone hears of a i-device or android webbrowser that supports silverlight, please let us all know as soon as possible.
#4 lokiare Mar 23, 2011 23:15:15	The only way we are going to get cross platform support is if they were to start over and redesign it from the ground up. That's already happened once. its not likely to happen again. Why they went with Silverlight when they knew it wouldn't be crossplatform, no one knows... At the time java or a combination of java-script, PHP, and a SQL database would have been extremely cross platform...