Prism 5.0 for WPF just shipped.

Prism version 5.0 for WPF is now available. This version of Prism includes updates to existing and several new NuGet packages:

1. Prism
2. Prism.Composition (New)
3. Prism.Interactivity (New)
4. Prism.Mvvm (New)
5. Prism.MefExtensions
6. Prism.UnityExtensions

We’ve updated Prism 4.1 with bug fixes and a few new features. We’ve removed Silverlight support. Windows Phone 8.1 will be supported in a future project. I hope you find this guidance and accompanying libraries helpful and useful.

Comments

• Anonymous
  April 24, 2014
  Great job team!  Hope to see some news/attention on the Win/WP 8.1 for PRISM update.  As always... we want more!  But seriously, great job team on this update!

• Anonymous
  May 22, 2014
  Se ha eliminado el soporte para silverlight? Cual es el futuro de esa tecnologia entonces?

• Anonymous
  May 22, 2014
  Juan Carlos: The main reason we removed support for Silverlight was because BindableBase leverages the CallerMemberNameAttribute which is not available in Silverlight.

• Anonymous
  July 08, 2014
  Hey there ... somebody knows about if Prism has MS-PL? thank you best regards

• Anonymous
  July 08, 2014
  Yes. Prism is currently under MS-PL but we're working on changing it to a less restrictive license. Thanks for your interest Perla.

• Anonymous
  July 08, 2014
  thank you Francis ... I have another question ... If I'm using Prism with MS-PL license in my development app  ... Should I release it below MS-PL license? Best Regards

• Anonymous
  July 08, 2014
  Hello Perla, I can't provide you legal advice. However, I don't think you need to retain the license if you publish only binaries. If you publish source, on the other hand, you'll need to talk to legal counsel. Cheers,