Just announced. Since C# and other managed languages are now part of the Silverlight coding universe you WILL be able to use LINQ code in your web apps
Mix07 - LINQ to be part of Silverlight runtime
Apr 30th, 2007 by Walt Ritscher
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[...] CLR announced today. It appears that it supports apretty extensive subset of the BCLL including .NET Framework 3.5 like LINQ on BOTH the MAC and Windows. As buddy Drew Marsh exclaims, “WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You can [...]
[...] announced today. It appears that it supports apretty extensive subset of the BCLL including .NET Framework 3.5 like LINQ on BOTH the MAC and Windows. As buddy Drew Marsh exclaims, "WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You can [...]