Building a Presentation Framework with Prism for Silverlight

Posted by: JohnPapa.net, on 13 Jul 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

I build a lot of line of business applications and in the process there are always certain aspects I have to tackle that I like to call the presentation framework collectively. Common aspects of a presentation framework are (not a conclusive list, but a good start) transitions from screen to screen showing progress when busy loading and/or activating screens  destroying and/or hiding screens getting data from web services mapping models for the UI specifically validation...

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