Creating a modular application using Prism V2 - Screencast 1/4 : Creating a shell and modules

Posted By: ajoy krishnamoorthy | Feb 24th @ 6:37 PM | 65,852 Views | 17 Comments

In this 4 part series, Bob Brumfield and Erwin van der Valk from patterns and practices shows you how to build a modular application using the recently released Composite Application Guidance for WPF and Silverlight - February 2009 (also known as Prism V2).  

Part 1. Creating a shell and modules

In this screencast, you will see how to divide an application into modular pieces and how to recombine them again in a shell.

For Part 2 of 4: Visual Composition

Bob Brumfield and Erwin van der Valk are both Software Development Engineers at Microsoft patterns & practices and have both worked on the Prism V2 project.
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#Feb 24th @ 10:32 PM
vesuvius
vesuvius
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
I will be keeping my eyes out for the other three parts, thank you P&P!
#Feb 24th @ 11:35 PM
akMSFT
akMSFT
vesuvius,
You are welcome. I will be posting the other 3 screencasts this week.
#Feb 25th @ 2:38 AM
DCMonkey
DCMonkey
Monkey see, monkey do, monkey will destroy you!
There's something horribly wrong with the audio.
#Feb 25th @ 9:52 AM
akMSFT
akMSFT
All,

I apologize for the audio issue. Working on fixing it right now. I will upload a new file shortly.

thanks
#Feb 25th @ 2:46 PM
akMSFT
akMSFT
All,

I am working on getting the video file updated to fix the audio issue. In the meantime, please use the WMV (High) file from here: http://mschnlnine.vo.llnwd.net/d1/ch9/6/8/6/8/5/4/PrismV2Screencast1_2MB_ch9.wmv. The audio quality is much better in this version. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Thanks
#Feb 25th @ 5:26 PM
akMSFT
akMSFT
New video is online now. Audio issue is taken care. Thanks
#Feb 25th @ 10:35 PM
DqvY
DqvY
Hi,

Well done for these screencats. The model is very interesting, but it is a bit complex to understand.
Can you give us your source code after each step.

Thank you P&P team!


#Feb 27th @ 9:11 AM
bobbrum
bobbrum
I will be posting, at least the final code, and if I can, I'll see if I can break down the code into the start/end of each module so people can follow along.  I'll post here where I end up placing that code.
#Feb 27th @ 3:06 PM
bobbrum
bobbrum
I've posted the final source code for this series to the Codeplex site.
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