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>That link was not very helpful, either. I followed that tutorial, didn't get too far because it wasn't a true step-by-single-step -approach. So I downloaded the source code for it. When I opened the source and rebuilt it, the compiler went nuts with all kinds of missing directives and crap, and I promptly gave up on this particular puppy lest I throw another 2 hours of my life into thiis particular septic tank.
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>Not your fault, iit's just that learning this stuff is extremely frustrating, and the ridiculously generic debugger messages in Silverlight don't help much either.
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>I truly wonder how it is that ANYONE gets ANY real/productive work done using this half baked cr*p.


We've got a system (financial) that were developing in silverlight..... 80 assemblies, 9 data services, completely distributed. 9 developers, 4 QA, 2 SQL, 2 managers, 1 business analyst...

We're 1 year into the project and go beta by 1 April.

Its not as bad as it seems once you get over the initial shock...