Category Archives: Windows Phone

In one of the previous posts about Caliburn Micro we’ve explored how navigation is managed in a Windows Phone application developed using MVVM. In this post we’re going to cover some advanced scenarios, like intercepting the navigation events and working … Continue reading →

Tombstoning is the joy and the pain of every Windows Phone developer: it’s a joy because it’s a really smart mechanism to manage the suspension process of an application and to “simulate” that an application has never been closed. But … Continue reading →

We continue our journey about Caliburn Micro and how to use this MVVM framework in a Windows Phone 8 application by understanding how to manage collections and navigation. Collections One of the most common scenarios in a Windows Phone application … Continue reading →

In the previous post we’ve seen how  to setup a Windows Phone application to use Caliburn Micro as a MVVM Framework. We’ve seen also the first conventions used by the toolkit, to connect together a View with its ViewModel and … Continue reading →