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In this first post of the 'Working with Prism 4' series, Brian Noyes gives you a quick introduction to the concepts and capabilities of Prism and walks you through creating your first Prism application, explaining what are some of the moving parts and pieces that make a Prism application different from a normal Silverlight app. In the next 3 or 4 articles, Brian will drill down into commanding, MVVM support, loosely coupled events, and navigation.
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dpeterson
11/8/2011 10:17:20 AM
Prism seems nice, but I think that some of the other open source frameworks provide the same benefit with less work (Caliburn.Micro for instance).
vijayst
11/12/2011 6:02:23 AM
From the article, it looks like PRISM 4 works on top of Silverlight 5. Does it work with Silverlight 3 / 4 as well. Or is there some specific Silverlight 5 feature that PRISM uses? Also, I am wondering if there are any specific advantages in moving a Silverlight 3 / MVVM application to work with PRISM framework.