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Sparkling Client: Modularity in Prism

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Modularity is one of the best things about Prism: It allows us to separate concerns and make testable, maintainable applications.  It’s also one of the easiest concepts to understand.  This show: Modularity in Prism.  This show was taped on location in Microsoft building 5 with  Patterns &a...

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Modularity is one of the best things about Prism: It allows us to separate concerns and make testable, maintainable applications.  It’s also one of the easiest concepts to understand.  This show: Modularity in Prism.  This show was taped on location in Microsoft building 5 with  Patterns & Practices team members Bob Brumfield and David Hill. Also joining us was Shawn Wildermuth.

We talk about:

  • Benefits of modularity in Prism
  • Asynchronous downloading of modules
  • How modules are tied to .dlls and .xap files
  • Containers and Unity in Prism
  • An overview of Services
  • How Services allow testing
  • Using containers other than Unity

Hyper-video screencast site See out companion hyper-video on how to do Testing, Module Catalogs, and Unity in Prism for Silverlight.  In addition, we have a previous hyper-video all about Silverlight Prism and how to create a new Prism project.

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Music kindly provided by YACHT

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