Get Going with Silverlight and Windows Live

Author: devx.com | Published: 2nd Nov 2007 | Visited: 66 times | Add Comment
Filed in: Microsoft NET

Want to get started with Silverlight and don't have a clue as to where your services should go? Have no fear. In this feature we'll walk you through setting up an account on Windows Live and getting your services hosted there, both for development and deployment.

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