We are writing a WPF based application that is usually used on a touchscreen tablet. We are designing the UI to avoid text input, but there times when that can\'t be avoided. For those times we want t
How do you apply a ValueConverter to a convention-based Caliburn.Micro binding? or do you need to use the {Binding} syntax?
I am currently trying to learn how to implement MVVM using Unity and Caliburn Micro. After looking around for help elsewhere I am still unsure about how to set up the Constructor Injection properly. I
I am using a Telerik RadGridView in my application and it has a GridViewSelectColumn item in it, which allows me to select various items in the grid. I have a button that operates on this selection, b
I\'d like to use Caliburn.Micro conventions for the Accordion control from Silverlight and WPF Toolkits:
I just creating a little WP7 project using Caliburn.Micro as the MVVM framework, but I\'m not sure of the best way of getting the project to work well with either Expression Blend or the Visual Studio
Ok, I have decided to take a look at calibun micro as people are raving about it. Note that this question is in the context of Windows Phone 7.
I am currently exper开发者_JAVA百科imenting with view composition in Caliburn.Micro. I have a working example where I have multiple user control based views injected into my main shell via the \"View.
this post ideally continues my other post on MEF plugins, but my first post was too full of comments and this sample is more complete. Here I summarize my updated scenario, with all my findings up to
I would like to bind the methodname propererty of the caliburn.micro actionmessage to a method on a child object of the ViewModel.