One of the things you'll notice when you start writing Silverlight applications is that you cannot call a service synchronously anymore, as you could in, for example, a typical ASP .NET WebApp.  In Silverlight, everything is async by default - which means you won't have a GUI that hangs, for ex... [More]

Well. I don't know where to begin. Silverlight 2 has been released, as most of you know already; I've been spending a lot of time with it, trying to incorporate as much of the framework/features as I can in one application - and it's actually coming along just fine; the idea is to show some of... [More]