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Frictionless WCF service consumption in Silverlight - Part 3: Benefits of transparent asynchrony with respect to unit testing

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26 May 2011MIT15 min read 25.1K   259   11  
Simplifying unit testing of View Models which use asynchronous WCF service calls.
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