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Title: Major Silverlight PureMVC Deployments?
Post by: klk on December 08, 2009, 11:42:03
Hi all,

I'm looking into potentially looking PureMVC because of its platform independence.  We are developing an app in Flex and may eventually want to port into to Silverlight.  My question is, are there examples of major Silverlight applications out there that are currently built on PureMVC?  From what I've seen so far, almost everything seems to be done for AS3.

Cheers,
Karthik


Title: Re: Major Silverlight PureMVC Deployments?
Post by: adamczak on December 09, 2009, 12:17:08
I have not seen any major PureMVC Silverlight applications.  I, personally, have written some significant C# winforms applications using PureMVC, and PureMVC has been extremely effective in those applications.


Title: Re: Major Silverlight PureMVC Deployments?
Post by: klk on December 09, 2009, 01:26:32
Hi Adam,

Thanks for your reply!

It's good to hear that PureMVC is stable on C# platform.  Do you have any experience doing it for Silverlight?

I am specifically interested in a case where PureMVC helped migrate and maintain an application on multiple (at least 2) frameworks, because that's where I see the real potential value.

Thanks,
Karthik


Title: Re: Major Silverlight PureMVC Deployments?
Post by: Tekool on December 09, 2009, 07:41:57
I'm currently looking into creating the PureMVC Employee Admin demo for Silverlight 4 with C#. I'm not sure how long it will take to finish it, it's barely my first Silverlight application.

It's definitively not the major sample you are looking for but it will help others to compare how an ActionScript 3 and a C# application look.

My opinion is there isn't any major PureMVC Silverlight apps because PureMVC utilities don't have a port for it at the moment.


Title: Re: Major Silverlight PureMVC Deployments?
Post by: puremvc on December 09, 2009, 09:01:03
This is a good one to do, since it's been ported to so many other platforms and you've already done it once for JavaScript.

-=Cliff>