Developers Guide To Microsoft Prism 4 Building Modular Mvvm Applications Using Windows Presentation Foundation And Microsoft Silverlight Bob Brumfield Geoff Cox David Hill Brian Noyes Michael Puleio Karl Shifflett by Bob Brumfield & Geoff Cox & David Hill & Brian Noyes & Michael Puleio & Karl Shifflett instant download after payment.

This guide provides everything you need to get started with Prism and to use it to create flexible, maintainable Windows® Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Microsoft Silverlight® 4.0 applications.\n
\nIt can be challenging to design and build WPF or Silverlight client applications that are flexible, maintainable, and that can evolve over time based on changing requirements. These kinds of applications require a loosely coupled modular architecture that allows individual parts of the application to be independently developed and tested, allowing the application to be modified or extended later on. Additionally, the architecture should promote testability, code re-use, and flexibility.\n
\nPrism helps you to design and build flexible and maintainable WPF and Silverlight applications by using design patterns that support important architectural design principles, such as separation of concerns and loose coupling. This guide helps you understand these design patterns and describes how you can use Prism to implement them in your WPF or Silverlight applications.