Choosing Between Prism and Caliburn

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Published on 2010-03-19T09:48:10Z Indexed on 2010/03/19 9:51 UTC
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I have been using Prism 2.0 for a personal project for a few months now. I have recently heard of Caliburn and am wondering if there are compelling reasons for me to consider that instead.

I like Prism's dynamic module loading capability. I intend to build modules for my application and would like to be able to deploy them in a modular manner. Is that also possible with Caliburn?

What are the advantages of Caliburn over Prism?

(I read that Prism will also have a new version by September 2010 that will leverage .Net 4.0. and am keeping my application flexible to be updated by then as well.)

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