11 June 2008
Get some Deep Zoomable Soul in your Virtual Earth Solution..

Ok, I had way to much fun with that title. SoulSolutions which is based out of my home town, Brisbane Australia has put together a remarkable Deep Zoom + Virtual Earth demo via the Silverlight 2 (b2).
He's even showing you how via code!
What's remarkable about this is simply how fast John was able to go from the b2 announcement to the end solution, and I can say that he didn't have access to the bits early (not that I know of anyway). This is a great demonstration of Deep Zoom in the wild and with this capability I'm really excited and curious to see how folks in the business streams take this and run with it.
Given I am hunting for a house now here in Seattle, I'm hoping someone in the real estate sector will pick this up and do some magic. Think about it, first move advantage is awaiting you!...
Well done John!
(Note: John is an MVP in the Virtual Earth space and is a wizard, but I still think he's wife, Bronwen (GeekGirls Fame) is smarter.. sorry John..heheh).
Deep Zoom.. GO DEEEEPER!..

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Scott Barnes currently is a Rich Platform Product Manager (WPF & Silverlight). He has been working with Adobe/Macromedia technology for the past 10 years with a main focus specifically on Internet Applications (aka. RIA, Rich Client Technology etc).
Scott first started out as a graphic designer in the late 90’s and over the years developed a passion for programmatic art (Designer + Developer mind). He recently has branched out further into 3D modelling and animation making full use of both his designer + developer mindset.
"..The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man..." - George Bernard Shaw