Articles having tag: PRISM

A dynamic Rehosted Workflow Designer for WF 4

This article presents a framework allowing you to integrate the workflow designer more easily in your own applications

Scoped Prism regions

Creating scoped regions during view discovery or region navigation.

I've not seen many Metro Style Kinect project yet, so when I saw this I knew I had to include it in the Gallery. And the fact that it's an entry in the Imagine Cup competition is major icing on the cake...Kinect your Metro Style AppAs part of our Software Design...

Working with Prism 4 Part 4: Region Navigation

Find out how to leverage the navigation capabilities of Prism in a more loosely coupled and flexible way with the IRegionManager.RequestNavigate method, INavigationAware and IConfirmNavigationRequest interfaces.

MVVM PRISM: Modal Windows by using Interaction Request with Generics

By Gerard Castelló Viader

How generics can help us in achieving modal windows in WPF PRISM

Working with Prism 4 Part 3: Composite Command and Pub/Sub Events

In this article, you will see how to define multiple modules that can communicate with each other through a combination of CompositeCommands and Prism events. CompositeCommands let you have handlers registered or unregistered in a loosely coupled fashion, and...

Working with Prism 4 Part 2: MVVM Basics and Commands

The post explains the command pattern used in Silverlight MVVM applications. It also explains how Prism provides the framework to implement the MVVM and Command pattern in a Silverlight application.

MVVM PRISM: Modal Windows by using Interaction Request with Generics

By codeproject

How generics can help us in achieving modal windows in WPF PRISM

Silverlight Prism Series - Part 1

In this article I am going to introduce you to the Prism framework in Silverlight

What is PRISM?

Prism is a Framework for developing Composite or Complex applications specific to WPF or Silverlight or Windows Phone. It uses modularity; It allows to break application into pieces can be called as Modules. It uses design patterns like MVVM, Command...