Hi Don,
Prism may differ on how some features are achieved, as it have a custom particular workflow.
View-Based Navigation is the type of Navigation on which you go from one View to another. But this Navigation feature would be performed limited into the list of registered Views inside a specific Region. This way you could Navigate independently on each defined Region.
The following MSDN Prism chapters may answer your question about Prism design architecture, specially the last two regarding Navigation:
Gabriel Ostrowsky.
https://blogs.southworks.net/gostrowsky
Prism may differ on how some features are achieved, as it have a custom particular workflow.
View-Based Navigation is the type of Navigation on which you go from one View to another. But this Navigation feature would be performed limited into the list of registered Views inside a specific Region. This way you could Navigate independently on each defined Region.
The following MSDN Prism chapters may answer your question about Prism design architecture, specially the last two regarding Navigation:
- 3: Managing Dependencies Between Components
- 4: Modular Application Development
- 7: Composing the User Interface
- 8: Navigation
Gabriel Ostrowsky.
https://blogs.southworks.net/gostrowsky