Prism and Universal Windows apps – Binding and commands
In the previous post we’ve seen the basic concepts about using Prism in a Universal Windows app: we’ve seen how to create our first project and how to setup the Prism infrastructure, so that we are...
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In the previous post we’ve learned the basic concepts that are required to implement the MVVM pattern using Prism in a Universal Windows app. In this post, we’ll continue our journey by exploring more...
View ArticlePrism and Universal Windows app – Navigation
Let’s continue our journey about using Prism in Universal Windows app development, by understanding how to manage a very important feature: navigation. Unless we’re talking about a really basic...
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Prism and Universal Windows app – Managing the application’s lifecycle
Unless this is your first experience with Windows Store app development, you should be familiar with the concept of “application lifecycle”. Windows Store apps are created for scenarios where battery...
View ArticlePrism and Universal Windows apps – Messages
Another common scenario when you work with the MVVM pattern is messages support: all the available toolkits and frameworks support them. Messages are a way to exchange data between two classes...
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Prism and Universal Windows apps – Layout management
In the previous posts we’ve seen that one of the requirements to setup the Prism infrastructure is to change the Views in our application so that, instead of inheriting from the Page class, we inherit...
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Prism for Xamarin Forms – An overview (Part 1)
Even if I understand that it may not be the right technology for every project, I’m a huge fan of Xamarin Forms. As you’ll probably know if you follow my blog, I’m a Windows Developer and Xamarin Forms...
View ArticlePrism for Xamarin Forms – Basic navigation and dependency injection (Part 2)
In the previous post we’ve started to see the basic concepts on how to leverage the new version of Prism (6.2) to implement the MVVM pattern in a Xamarin Forms app. So far, we haven’t seen nothing...
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Prism for Xamarin Forms – Advanced navigation (Part 3)
In the previous post, we’ve expanded a bit our original sample application, by creating a service to interact with the APIs offered by the TrackSeries website, by using it to populate some data in the...
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Prism for Xamarin Forms – Handling platform specific code (Part 4)
Xamarin Forms is cool because it allows to share not just the business logic but also the user interface, unlike the traditional Xamarin approach, which requires to create multiple projects with its...
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