v2.0 Documentation

Caliburn 2.0 exists to support existing applications built with Caliburn 1.0 and 1.1 which wish to upgrade to the latest .NET frameworks and presentation tier idioms. Please consider switching to Caliburn.Micro for new development. Also, you may wish to investigate upgrading your Caliburn 1.0/1.1 application to Caliburn.Micro instead of Caliburn 2.0. There are no further investment in new versions for Caliburn. All future development will be focused on Caliburn.Micro.

• Soup to Nuts
  • Basic Configuration, Actions and Conventions
  • Customizing The Bootstrapper
  • All About Actions
  • IResult and Coroutines
  • Screens, Conductors and Composition
  • All About Conventions
  • The Event Aggregator
  • The Window Manager
  • Caliburn vs. Caliburn.Micro

v1.1 Documentation

• User Guide
  • Getting Started
    • Feature Overview
    • Obtain and Build the Code
    • Setting Up a Project
  • Actions
    • Basics
    • Asynchronous Actions
    • Dependent Actions
    • IResult
  • Commands
    • Basics
    • Composite Commands
  • Application Model
    • CaliburnApplication
    • IPresenter Component Model
    • ISupportCustomShutdown
    • View Strategies
    • IBinder and Convention over Configuration
    • State Managers
  • General
    • Filters
    • Message Triggers
    • Parameters
    • Availability Effects
    • Markup Extensions
    • Auto-Registering Components
    • PropertyChangedBase, BindableCollection and IDispatcher
    • Service Index
  • Testability
    • Unit Testing Data Bindings
    • Element Enumerator Settings
    • Unit Testing Property Change Notification
• Community Tutorials
  • Hello Caliburn
  • Caliburn Hello World
  • WPF Application with Caliburn - Part 1
  • WPF Application with Caliburn - Part 2
  • Getting Started with Caliburn - Part 1
  • Getting Started with Caliburn - Part 2
  • Unit testing Caliburn applications in NUnit
  • Building a Visual Studio Style Tabbed Interface with Caliburn
  • Using Caliburn inside a WinForms Application
• Shells
  • Navigation
    • Introduction
• Gallery
  • Products
  • Blogs, Articles and Related Projects
• MVVM Study
  • Introduction
  • “View of the Model” or “Model of the View”?
  • Why?
  • Naked WPF
  • Convention over Configuration
  • Interlude