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Using Caliburn Micro with Universal Windows app – The project setup
One of the most important features that was added in Windows Phone 8.1 is the native Windows Runtime support: this new approach opened the doors to Universal Windows app, a new way to write applications for Windows and Windows Phone … Continue reading
Fast App Resume and Caliburn Micro
Fast App Resume is one of the new features introduced in Windows Phone 8 that allows developers to introduce a smoother experience in their applications. The standard navigation experience is that, when a user suspends the application, he’s able to … Continue reading
First steps in Caliburn Micro with Windows Phone 8 – How to manage different DataContext
After a while I’m back to publish a post about Caliburn Micro and Windows Phone. The reason is that, during the development of my Movies Tracker app, I’ve found my self in a corner case I haven’t managed before: a … Continue reading
First steps with Caliburn Micro in Windows Phone 8 – The complete series
This post is simply a collector of all the blog posts I wrote about using Caliburn Micro, a very powerfull Model-View-ViewModel framework, in Windows Phone 8. The posts are listed in chronological order, so it will be easier for you … Continue reading
First steps with Caliburn Micro in Windows Phone 8 – Lazy loading with Pivot
After that, in the previous posts, we’ve talked about using the Panorama and Pivot controls in a Windows Phone application with Caliburn Micro, we’re ready to face the lazy loading topic. What is lazy loading? This approach is commonly used … Continue reading