P&P Symposium 2010 - Prism v4 - Navigating in Line-of-Business Apps - Karl Shifflett

Posted: Nov 09, 2010 at 9:20 PM
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Prism v4 Navigation in a Line of Business Application | Karl Shifflett

Prism v4 includes new guidance and content on Model-View-ViewModel and application navigation. This in-depth, "how to" session will cover leveraging and extending the Prism v4 Navigation API's to create a cloud/Intranet connected, WPF Line of Business application that provides a rich, responsive and user friendly navigation experience.
This session will cover navigation-related topics such as asynchronous data operations, displaying dialogs and how to handle exceptions. Additionally, we will see how to use the decorator pattern to simplify ViewModel code.
While the Asset Management sample application is a WPF application, all of the navigation guidance and principles also apply to Silverlight.

Download the presentation materials from Karl's blog here.

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