A common question about Silverlight is - “Does .NET Framework installation is required in order to use Silverlight?”. The answer to this is no.
A cross platform version of the .NET Framework is included in the 4MB Silverlight 1.1 download, which means you do not need to have anything extra installed on the client.
The Silverlight version of the .NET framework includes the same CLR engine that ships with the full .NET Framework, and a subset of the .NET Framework namespace libraries.
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A common question about Silverlight is – “Does .NET Framework installation is required in order to use Silverlight?”. The answer to this is no. A cross platform version of the .NET Framework is included in the 4MB Silverlight 1.1 download, which means
This comment originally written by:Yaron Shkop
I like the straight answer.
What about the code behind, developer perspective? Can you access any framework resource like System.IO, System.xml etc. or are you limited?
Does visual studio offers you only available objects?