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I’m currently working on a UI development project and it was decided to implement it in Silvelight. I understand that Microsoft developers try to minimize size of the distribution and that’s why some (lots) of the classes in regular .NET Framework are not included. Is it expected to see more classes included in Silverlight 3 library?
I hope not, and I doubt it.
Scott Guthrie who apparently runs the project for Microsoft is on the record as saying that he doesn’t want to put ‘nice to haves’ in, in case there’s no room left for any future ‘must haves’.
I think they’ve got the balance right – there’s not much they’ve left out which you can’t write yourself.