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I’m currently working on a Silverlight project, and I have created a Silverlight Web Solution, which contains a main Silverlight Application and several class projects.
My question is:
Will the number of class projects affect the performance? (For better management, I divided my non UI stuff into several projects)
Thanks.
Peter
2) It will have some minor impact on (at least) load times when the service is accessed the first time. The startup of the silverlight component won’t be affected, nor the access time for subsequent accesses.
3) as long as you don’t go crazy I doubt it will be human noticeable