On Friday I published the Release Candidate for Caliburn.  You can get it here.  I’m hoping to only do bug fixes and a few minor changes between now and release.  There have been quite a few important changes since the Beta:

• Refactored assemblies for greater ease of use.
• Implemented an Application base class that supports model-first development.
• Introduced IViewStrategy and the View.Model attached property.
• Added CommandSource triggers
• Tweaked the implementation of Actions/Commands so that it performs better and is more intelligent
• Updated dependencies on other OSS projects
• Added a WPF version of the LOB Sample
• Factored out mini-frameworks for the both the WPF and Silverlight LOB samples.
• Implemented binding validation of hierarchical path notation.
• Fixed many bugs throughout the framework.
• Lots of other random features and improvements…

I hope that if you are building WPF or Silverlight applications you will take some time to evaluate Caliburn and give me some feedback.