While JavaScript operates on a single thread, Silverlight does not follow the same restrictions. However, when it comes to the interaction between JavaScript and Silverlight, it is crucial that communication occurs on the Silverlight UI thread.
The relationship between the Silverlight UI thread and the JavaScript thread raises questions about whether they are considered the same thread or if they function as separate entities with interactions relying on their respective event loops. This leads to inquiries about potential blocking behavior, especially when one thread needs to wait for the other (for instance, when calling JavaScript from Silverlight). Essentially, can JavaScript run concurrently with Silverlight actions on the UI thread? And can multiple instances of Silverlight running on the same page have their UI threads operating simultaneously?