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• Caliburn Moved and Documentation Added!

  Caliburn has a new home on CodePlex .  You can find it at http://www.codeplex.com/caliburn .  Additionally, I have added a full set of documentation that is available online .  The documentation loosely follows the samples I have created... Posted Oct 21 2008, 11:23 PM by Community Blogs Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, XAML, WPF, .NET 3.5, Caliburn, databinding, .NET 3.0

• Silverlight Problems That Affect Me

  I've blogged previously about inconsistencies between SL 2 Beta 1 and WPF. In my previous post I mentioned a few critical things that I felt would make it hard for WPF developers to move code between the two platforms. Most of my complaints were not... Posted Jul 26 2008, 06:58 PM by Community Blogs Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, XAML, WPF, RIA, Caliburn, databinding, Featured

• Caliburn Tutorial Part 2

  Hadi has just posted part 2 of his tutorial on building composite applications with Caliburn. In this post he covers basic usage of the EventBroker, ActionMessages and shows one way of putting the pieces together by using the PresenterHost control. Great... Posted Jun 05 2008, 10:42 AM by Community Blogs Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, XAML, WPF, .NET 3.5, Caliburn, databinding, .NET 3.0, Tutorial

• Off to the Printers!

  The WPF book Christopher and I wrote earlier this year is finally off to the printers! It's 480 pages of full color goodness. We were pretty excited to have the opportunity to talk about things like SoC/SRP, DI, MVP, etc within the context of building... Posted Jun 04 2008, 04:13 PM by Community Blogs Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, XAML, WPF, Animation, 3D, .NET 3.5, Caliburn, databinding, .NET 3.0, Control Templates

• Caliburn Feature Profile

  I've just put together a document briefly describing the current set of features that Caliburn supports.  I've added it to the official documentation and copied it below.  If you are new to Caliburn, this should give you a good idea... Posted May 27 2008, 09:34 AM by Community Blogs Filed under: WPF/E, Silverlight, XAML, WPF, .NET 3.5, Caliburn, databinding, .NET 3.0, Featured