by JonB via Windows Live for Developers on 11/14/2008 4:05:00 PM
There has been a lot of excitement and questions about the Live Framework since it was announced at the Professional Developers Conference. To help understand it and share tips, knowledge and code, the Live Framework team has started a new team blog. Subscribe to the feed and make sure to check out their first post "Hello from the Live Framework Team" to learn what their plans are and to take part in the growing community.
The Live Framework team has also made some new downloads available:
A whitepaper on the Live Framework Resource Scripts: A ResourceScript is a "declarative program definition which allows the programmer to model the AtomPub/FeedSync interactions against the Live Operating Environment. The ResourceScript program grammar includes constructs for declaratively modeling control flow, data flow, AtomPub and FeedSync interactions among other things."
Live Services & Mesh Backgrounds: Ori Amiga, the Principal Group Program Manager for the Live Framework, has put together some nice looking Live Services and Mesh backgrounds you can download.
Ori has also started a personal blog where you can find info about the Live Framework. Want to use IronPython with LiveFX? Ori tells you how to get started. And if you've seen the Channel 9 video on Ori's futuristic MeshMobile, now you can get a detailed description of the cool hardware that went into it.
Original Post: Live Framework: New Team Blog, Downloads
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