Registration is now open for the  patterns & practices Prism , Unity , WPF, MVVM training event, 27-29 June in Boise, ID. All event information can be found on the registration page. Register:   http://prismboise-eorg.eventbrite.com/ In addition a dinner is planned for Sunday, 26 June at...

Save the dates for a 3 day patterns & practices Prism , Unity , WPF, MVVM training event, 27-29 June in Boise, ID. Join three Prism Team members Bob Brumfield (lead developer), Geoff Cox (developer), and myself (program manager) for an information packed 2 days of instruction followed up by a...

I have had several requests to demonstrate how to use Unity with Prism 4 Region Navigation and the Silverlight Frame Navigation framework. The primary purpose of this blog post is to provide an example of using Unity for dependency resolution when writing a Silverlight application that also uses Prism...

This is an excerpt from, In the Box – MVVM Training that is posted on the Visual Studio Gallery. Have a great day, Karl The gold standard for learning and describing design patterns is the book, Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software . Below, I present the MVVM pattern using the...

  The Microsoft patterns & practices team is excited to announce the release of: Prism 4.0 For Visual Studio 2010, .NET Framework 4.0, WPF & Silverlight 4 Prism provides guidance designed to help you more easily design and build rich, flexible, and easy to maintain Windows Presentation Foundation...

Updated 11/15/2010. Symposium Video Presentations Model-View-ViewModel Pattern Primer (uses the In the Box below training) Prism v4 Navigation in a Line of Business Application (source code attached to this post at the bottom) In the Box - MVVM Training In the Box - MVVM Training...

Prism v4 Drop 10 was published on 14 October 2010. This drop is code complete with several new documentation chapters such as Model-View-ViewModel, Composing the User Interface, and Extending Prism. Like Drop 9, this drop includes signed Prism binaries, Unity and MOQ. The following two blog...