I'm going to be presenting an introductory session on Prism v4 at the free Silicon Valley Code Camp, which is south of San Francisco, California, on October 10, 2010.

Here is a detailed session description: (Link)

Title: Introduction to architecting Silverlight applications with Prism v4

Prism is Microsoft's code library and best-practices guidance for designing large scale Silverlight and WPF applications. This presentation will give an introductory overview of the main features and benefits of using Prism, including some of the changes that will soon be released with version 4. (Alpha releases of v4 are downloadable now from CodePlex.)

If you are writing a moderate to large Silverlight or WPF application you will face architectural challenges. How will you break you program up into parts? How will the parts talk to one another? The Prism libraries offer four main features to support breaking your app into parts and helping those parts communicate: Modularization, UI-Regions, Events and Commands. We will look at code that demonstrates those four features.

There are 204 total sessions on a wide range of programming topics for multiple platforms. For example, there are 20 sessions on Windows Phone 7, but also 18 more on Android.

Hope to see you there!