Quickstarts for Windows Store business apps using C#, XAML, and Prism

[This article is for Windows 8.x and Windows Phone 8.x developers writing Windows Runtime apps. If you’re developing for Windows 10, see the latest documentation]

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The Quickstarts for Windows Store business apps demonstrate validation of user input, event aggregation between loosely coupled components, bootstrapping a Windows Store business app that uses Prism for the Windows Runtime, displaying an extended splash screen, and incremental loading of data items.

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Quickstarts are small, focused apps that illustrate specific concepts. The following Quickstarts are included in this guidance:

• Validation Quickstart for Windows Store apps using C#, XAML, and Prism
• Event aggregation Quickstart for Windows Store apps using C#, XAML, and Prism
• Bootstrapping an MVVM Windows Store app Quickstart using C#, XAML, and Prism
• Extended splash screen Quickstart for Windows Store apps using C#, XAML, and Prism
• Incremental loading Quickstart for Windows Store apps using C# and XAML