Do you follow Composite Application Guidance in Silverlight and WPF projects?

Last updated by Tiago Araújo [SSW] 15 days ago.See history

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Archived Reason: Silverlight was deprecated back in 2012.

The Composite Application Guidance (formerly code-named "Prism") from the patterns & practices team at Microsoft is designed to help you more easily build loosely coupled, independently evolvable modular WPF and Silverlight client applications which take advantage of the capabilities of WPF and Silverlight.

With Composite Application Library (CAL), you can only adopt the components your application requires. For example, you could change your communication approach from .NET Framework events to use the Event Aggregator, which allows you to send loosely coupled messages between modules.


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