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Can I use silverlight to replace javascript and JQuery?

I have a webapplication that heavily uses JQuery. I would like to start using silverlight in its place if its possible. Instead of using jquery ajax features and other jquery features I would like to use silverlight. is this possible to do with silverlight?

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Luke101 Avatar asked Jul 16 '26 18:07

Luke101


2 Answers

Different tools. jQuery is best for manipulating the DOM. Silverlight is (ostensibly) best for rich internet apps, not manipulating the DOM. If your web application tries to create a cool UI using JavaScript, Silverlight might be a good fit to replace tons of JavaScript code.

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Jonathon Faust Avatar answered Jul 18 '26 09:07

Jonathon Faust


If you application uses JQuery now replacing it with Silverlight will most likely not only entail redoing your JQuery features but also any HTML, CSS, forms processing and really everything about your application depending on what it does and how it is current designed.

I agree with Jonathon, they are really are two different tools.

Thanks.

Nick

nickgs.com

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direct Avatar answered Jul 18 '26 09:07

direct