In this installment of the Building a Composite WPF App (Prism) series, I take a look at building models. I show why we may build View specific models and how they will be exposed by the Presenters in the Northwind Business Center application.  I say this in the screencast, but it is very possible to combine the presenter and the model into a single ViewModel, but I have kept them separate for illustration purposes. 

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The next installment of the Building Composite WPF app series is now available.  In this installment, I introduce building a simple View implementation in the MVP or MVVM style. The demo illustrates creating simple view that will be used to display a list of customers in our Northwind Business Center application.

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The next installment of the Building Composite WPF app series is now available.  In this installment, I introduce building a simple View implementation in the MVP or MVVM style. The demo illustrates creating simple view that will be used to display a list of customers in our Northwind Business Center application.

Download video here

Download source code here

The next installment of the Building Composite WPF app series is now available.  In this installment, I introduce Modules by providing an overview of what they are and an example of the steps involved in creating one.  The demo illustrates a simple view from a Module being displayed in our Northwind Business Center application.

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Yep, I have finally been able to shave a little time and start working on Developer Minute.  Still in alpha stage right now, but I've made some decent progress on the Silverlight part (mostly by stealing code from here and there), but getting closer.  Besides the intro video playing, not much else is out there.  No RSS yet, I need an Episode data template to clean up the UI stuff, I want some pop-up functionality, and right now all the data is coming from Spaghetti Code screencasts (I will be putting they same functionality into my SlickThought to watch screencasts as well).  I've had some challenges getting WCF to work with my hoster so instead of dealing with some of those hassles I am changing the way I server up the RSS. 

Stay tuned...