Prism v4 - VB Style and Training Kit too

Microsoft Downloads - Visual Basic Prism 4 Reference Implementations, QuickStarts, and Hands-on Labs

“Prism provides guidance designed to help you more easily design and build rich, flexible, and easy to maintain WPF desktop applications and Silverlight Rich Internet Applications (RIAs).

File Name: PrismV4_VB.Exe

Size: 30.4MB

Version: 4.0

Date Published: 11/19/2010

Language: English

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Prism provides guidance designed to help you more easily design and build rich, flexible, and easy to maintain Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) desktop applications and Silverlight Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) and Windows Phone 7 applications.

This download is provided to help the Visual Basic developer use the Prism Library. It includes reference implementations, QuickStarts, the Prism Library binaries, and documentation. The documentation includes:

• Visual Basic Content for Prism4.chm: The documentation for the reference implementations, QuickStarts, and Hands-On Labs in Visual Basic.
• Prism4.chm: Documentation in C#.
• Prism4APIReference-{platform}.chm: Library reference API.

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Damian Schenkelman - Prism Training Kit 4.0 Released

“This past week with Diego, Ezequiel, Guido and Matias we worked on updating Prism training kit to Prism 4.0. Following the trend from the Prism team guys, we updated the version number to Prism Training Kit 4.0. Download the latest version from here.

I really recommend downloading this release, as we put a lot of effort in getting out there what we believed would be the most useful content. You can get a set of detailed updates and features in Guido’s blog, but to summarize the main changes are:

1. Updated Modularity, Bootstrapper, Dependency Injection, Communication and UI Composition labs to Prism 4.0.
2. Created new labs for MEF and Navigation.
3. Fixed bugs from first version of the Training Kit.

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Good to see VB get some Prism love and I always love training kits… ;)

 

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