Over the last couple years, there has been an explosion of interest
in Silverlight. As a .NET-based runtime, it is possible to compile
Silverlight applications with any .NET language, and we’ve seen a lot
of F# developers using F# in Silverlight. However, until recently this
involved building an application using the desktop version of the F#
runtime, which could result in some pitfalls and mixed levels of
success.
With the recent F# May CTP though, we now provide a
Silverlight version of the F# runtime, FSharp.Core.dll, along with the
F# release. This enables building truly first-class Silverlight
components using F#.
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