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How the Presentation Model could look like when using Silverlight 2.0 (Part 5)
Maybe the title of my blog post are not the best one now when I write about my little Presentation Model framework for Silverlight.
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How the Presentation Model could look like when using Silverlight 2.0 (Part 4)
I have created a small framework only for fun and to have a programming task ;) The framework I have created (not yet 100% completed) is similar to Prism, Caliburn and Silverlight.FX. So this is not a framework that should replace those other framework, it still only a hobby project to see if I managed to create a similar one. I will still write about it in this Part 4 of my Presentation Model series. The goal with the framework is to leave the code-behind alone and focus on a separate class and declare everything in the XAML. The following is an example of a class (a Presentation Model):
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How the Presentation Model could look like when using Silverlight 2.0 (Part 3)
In my previous Part 1 and Part 2 I wrote how a Presentation Model could be implemented and how to handle Async .calls. In this post I will show you how we can avoid adding code to the Code-behind. In Part 2, I had the following code in the code-behind:
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How the Presentation Model could look like when using Silverlight 2.0 (Part 2)
In my previous post I wrote about how the Presentation Model could be implemented within Silverlight 2.0, in this post I will show how we can use Async. calls to Web Services.