Choosing the right framework when starting a project is important! They can greatly help, or hinder you. Find out what each framework offers.

Windows Phone 7 Frameworks Presentation

Windows Phone 7 Frameworks

Windows phone 7 frameworks have been popping up quite rapidly, and I have found each has benefits and drawbacks. You may be asking questions like, do I need a framework? What will it give me over rolling my own?

In this session I will be giving an introduction to windows phone development, and they diving into a few key area's in windows phone development like lifecycle (tombstoning etc), navigation and general mvvm support.

You will leave knowing much more about Windows Phone 7 dev, and how to select the framework for your application

The Talk Details

Talk Link: http://perthdotnet.org/blogs/events/archive/2011/02/14/windows-phone-7-frameworks-with-jake-ginnivan.aspx

When: Thursday, Mar 3rd, 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Where: Enex 100 Seminar Room, Level 3, 100 St Georges Terrace, Perth

The frameworks

So far the frameworks I am aware of:

Columbus - written by Artem Govorov
Windows Phone MVP - written by Brendan Kowitz
Calburn Micro - written by Rob Eisenberg
MVVM Light - written by Laurent Bugnion (GalaSoft)

If you know of others let me know, and tell me what is your favourite thing in that framework.

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Posted by: Jake Ginnivan
Last revised: 03 Mar, 2011 05:53 AM

Comments

LaMouette
LaMouette
07 Mar, 2011 10:20 AM

Phoney for utilities : http://phoney.codeplex.com/ Sterling for storing more than key / values : http://sterling.codeplex.com/

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