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+Caliburn
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+Running one of the build commands (build-*.cmd) will execute the NAnt build script in a the chosen configuration.  
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+Throughout the solution you will see files with the extensions .silverlight.cs or .wpf.cs which indicate major platform differences.  
+Elsewhere I have used various ammounts of conditional compilation as necessary.
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+Adapters for popular DI frameworks I have included are:
+Caliburn.Castle
+Caliburn.Spring
+Caliburn.StructureMap
+Caliburn.Unity
+Caliburn.Ninject
+Caliburn.Autofac
+Caliburn.MEF (technically not a DI framework)
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+Using a DI container is not necessary, as Caliburn has a simple built-in container it uses by default.
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+If you are using Prism, have a look at Caliburn.Prism.
+Unit tests for Caliburn's features can be found in Tests.Caliburn.
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+Please see the samples folder for examples of how to use the most prominent features of Caliburn.  
+There are identical samples for both WPF and Silverlight.  You can also find some how to's and larger examples there.  
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+I hope this helps you in your development of applications for WPF and Silverlight.  Enjoy!
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