Introduction to Prism 7 for WPF

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Brian Lagunas

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

02:14

2. Course Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

00:48

2. What Is Prism.mp4

03:41

3. Prism on Github.mp4

02:05

4. Prism on NuGet.mp4

01:54

5. Prism Template Pack.mp4

01:10

6. Summary.mp4

00:40

3. Creating Your First Prism Application

1. Introduction.mp4

01:12

2. Creating a Prism Application.mp4

04:00

3. Demo Creating a Prism Application.mp4

01:58

4. Application Initialization Process.mp4

02:59

5. What Is a Shell.mp4

01:01

6. Demo Creating a Shell.mp4

01:32

7. An Easier Way to Create Your App.mp4

01:44

8. Demo Using the Prism Template Pack.mp4

01:29

9. Summary.mp4

01:15

4. Understanding Regions

1. Introduction.mp4

01:10

2. What Are Regions.mp4

02:22

3. Understanding the RegionManager.mp4

01:53

4. Defining Regions.mp4

01:45

5. Demo Creating a Region.mp4

00:47

6. What Are RegionAdapters.mp4

02:20

7. Creating a Custom RegionAdapter.mp4

02:57

8. Demo Create a StackPanel RegionAdapter.mp4

05:00

9. Summary.mp4

01:00

5. Breaking Down the Monolithic Application into Modules

1. Introduction.mp4

01:08

2. What Is a Module.mp4

03:08

3. Creating a Module.mp4

01:26

4. Demo Create a Module.mp4

02:10

5. Registering a Module.mp4

03:12

6. Demo Register a Module Using Code.mp4

01:03

7. Demo Register a Module Using a Directory.mp4

02:07

8. Demo Register a Module Using an App.config.mp4

03:02

9. Considerations When Registering Modules.mp4

01:52

10. Summary.mp4

01:20

6. Displaying Views Using View Composition

1. Introduction.mp4

01:03

2. What Is a View.mp4

02:27

3. Demo Creating a View.mp4

00:52

4. Understanding View Composition.mp4

01:07

5. What Is View Discovery.mp4

01:13

6. Demo Using View Discovery.mp4

01:38

7. What Is View Injection.mp4

02:31

8. Demo Using View Injection.mp4

05:42

9. Summary.mp4

00:59

7. Making the Connection with the ViewModelLocator

1. Introduction.mp4

01:11

2. Making the Connection.mp4

04:56

3. Using the ViewModelLocator.mp4

00:43

4. Demo Using the ViewModelLocator.mp4

02:25

5. Changing the Convention.mp4

01:46

6. Demo Changing the Convention.mp4

04:38

7. Custom ViewModel Registrations.mp4

02:41

8. Demo Custom ViewModel Registrations.mp4

02:45

9. Summary.mp4

00:56

8. Responding to User Interactions with Commanding

1. Introduction.mp4

01:03

2. Understanding ICommand.mp4

01:46

3. Understanding DelegateCommand.mp4

01:09

4. Creating a DelegateCommand.mp4

01:54

5. Demo Using the DelegateCommand.mp4

02:07

6. Raising Change Notifications.mp4

05:34

7. Demo Using the RaiseCanExecuteChnaged Method.mp4

02:56

8. Demo Using the ObservesProperty Method.mp4

01:47

9. Demo Using the ObservesCanExecute Method.mp4

02:37

10. Understanding the CompositeCommand.mp4

03:12

11. Creating a CompositeCommand.mp4

02:20

12. Demo Creating a CompositeCommand.mp4

06:33

13. Summary.mp4

01:50

9. Sending Messages in Your Application with the IEventAggregator

1. Introduction.mp4

01:17

2. What Is the IEventAggregator.mp4

03:29

3. Using the IEventAggregator.mp4

02:13

4. Demo Using the IEventAggregator.mp4

03:32

5. Filtering Events.mp4

03:10

6. Demo Filtering Events.mp4

02:28

7. Unsubscribing from an Event.mp4

03:24

8. Demo Unsubscribe with Delegate Method.mp4

02:25

9. Demo Unsubscribe with Token.mp4

01:26

10. Summary.mp4

01:16

10. Navigating Your Application with Region Navigation

1. Introduction.mp4

01:32

2. Understanding Region Navigation.mp4

02:35

3. Using Region Navigation.mp4

04:01

4. Demo Basic Region Navigation.mp4

02:53

5. View ViewModel Participation.mp4

02:28

6. Demo Implementing INavigationAware.mp4

03:01

7. Passing Parameters.mp4

04:32

8. Demo How to Pass Parameters.mp4

04:33

9. Summary.mp4

00:57

11. Getting More out of Your Navigation

1. Introduction.mp4

01:22

2. Default Navigation Behavior.mp4

01:25

3. Controlling View Instances.mp4

04:00

4. Demo Controlling View Instances.mp4

04:06

5. Confirming or Canceling Navigation.mp4

03:53

6. Demo Confirming or Canceling Navigation.mp4

02:29

7. Using the Navigation Journal.mp4

03:58

8. Demo Using the Navigation Journal.mp4

04:12

9. Summary.mp4

01:06

12. Showing Dialogs

1. Introduction.mp4

01:27

2. What Is a Dialog.mp4

02:12

3. Creating Dialogs.mp4

02:20

4. Demo Creating Dialogs.mp4

03:09

5. Showing Dialogs.mp4

02:03

6. Demo Showing Dialogs.mp4

04:19

7. Improve the API.mp4

01:49

8. Demo Simplifying Your APIs.mp4

03:33

9. Styling the Dialog Window.mp4

02:01

10. Demo Styling Your Dialogs.mp4

02:50

11. Summary.mp4

01:58

Description

Learn the basic concepts required to build composite WPF applications using the Prism Library which includes regions, modules, view composition, commanding, navigation, and different techniques for communicating between loosely couple components.

What You'll Learn?

The Prism Library is a framework that uses design patterns that embody important architectural design principles that help you create composite XAML applications using loosely coupled components that can evolve independently. In this course, Introduction to Prism for WPF, you will learn the foundational knowledge required to design and build composite WPF desktop applications using Prism. First, you will learn what regions are, how to define them, and the role they play in your Prism application. Next, you will discover how to break your large monolithic application into modules that represent functional responsibilities of your application. Finally, you will explore how to add, remove, and navigate views within the regions defined throughout the modules in your application. When you're finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of the Prism Library needed to develop loosely coupled, maintainable, and testable XAML applications in WPF.

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Brian Lagunas

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Brian Lagunas is a Microsoft MVP, a Microsoft Patterns & Practices Champion, Director of Technology for INETA, co-leader of the Boise .Net Developers User Group (NETDUG), board member of Boise Code Camp, speaker, trainer, author, and original creator of the Extended WPF Toolkit. He is a multi-recipient of the Microsoft Community Contributor Award and can be found speaking at a variety of user groups and code camps around the world. His talks always involve some form of XAML, such as WPF, Silverlight, and Windows 8, as well as how to build modular applications with Prism. Brian currently works at Infragistics as a Product Manager for Infragistics’ award winning WPF and Silverlight, and Windows UI components. This is where he helps build tools that empower developers to quickly and easily build and style dynamic applications with immersive UX and vibrant data visualization in line of business applications, across all XAML platforms. Prior to working at Infragistics he worked in the construction and engineering industry as a senior software engineer and software solution architect where he specialized in enterprise application development. Before geeking out, Brian served his country in the United States Army as an infantryman and later served his local community as a deputy sheriff.In his spare time he authors courses for Pluralsight, blogs about XAML technologies. The easiest way to find Brian is on twitter at @BrianLagunas.

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