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> You can use all sorts of languages with Silverlight, including Javascript. No, you cannot. You can use .Net and language implementations that run on top of
by teej 17y ago
> You can use all sorts of languages with Silverlight, including Javascript.
No, you cannot. You can use .Net and language implementations that run on top of .Net. This includes IronRuby (dead?), IronPython, and JScript.
> Silverlight apps can look just as polished as desktop apps. This is not true with DHTML/Javascript.
This is not a feature that consumers care about.
- snprbob86 17y agoActually, this isn't true either. Some .NET languages require runtime libraries which are not supported on the Silverlight runtime.
- bmj 17y agoIndeed. From my experience, you must use libraries that are built for Silverlight. You can't use just any old .NET lib in your Silverlight project.