EditDoes CSLA .NET support Silverlight 2.0?
Yes.
CSLA .NET for Silverlight version 3.6 was the first major development framework released for Silverlight, and it has been available since November 2008.
EditDoes CSLA .NET support Silverlight 3.0?
Yes. CSLA .NET for Silverlight versions 3.7 and 3.8 support Silverlight 3.
EditDoes CSLA .NET support Silverlight 4?
Yes. CSLA .NET for Silverlight version 3.8 works fine on Silverlight 4.
CSLA .NET 4.0 will specifically target .NET 4.0 and Silverlight 4.
EditShould I use Silverlight or WPF?
This is a
good forum thread on the topic, and you can read
Rocky's thoughts.
EditWhat are the major differences from CSLA .NET for Windows?
Click here for informationEditHow does the MobileFormatter serializer work?
The following blog posts show the thinking and implementation of MobileFormatter:
MobileFormatter only works with primitive values, values we special-cased (like Decimal, Guid, etc) and types that implement Csla.Core.IMobileObject.
Because it can be hard to implement IMobileObject correctly, there are several base types in Csla.Core that already do the work for you, including MobileObject, MobileList and MobileDictionary.
EditHow do I implement a lazy-loaded property in Silverlight?
Because all server access in Silverlight is async, implementing a lazy loaded property is a little more complex than in .NET.
FAQ info and also read this
blog post.
EditDoes CSLA .NET work with the MVVM pattern?
Yes.
Click here for more information.
EditHow do I get a key value from a ComboBox?
The Silverlight 2 (and I think Silverlight 3) ComboBox control is missing some important features. This
blog post shows how to create a more complete control.