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The evolution of Web
sites to dynamic rich
interactive applications
is a true revolution for
users. But for ASP.NET
developers tasked with
building high-performing
scalable applications, it
presents major
challenges. The features
that characterize blogs,
wikis, personalized
pages, and other
data-driven Web 2.0
applications
fundamentally change
processing, transmission,
and rendering workloads,
and require new
approaches and solutions.
In Web 2.0 applications:
Lots of people have been
asking about how to get
started with Silverlight,
and what they need to do
to get up and running
with Silverlight quickly.
Inspired by blog posts
such as Jesse Liberty's,
I'm going to take this
from first principles,
with no prior knowledge
assumed. So let's get
started with the first
and most simple
application - a 'Hello
World' in Silverlight.
You need no special tools
for this. Just notepad
will do...
