In the first part, we learned how to create a basic composite UI with Cliburn Framework. In this part we'll see how Presenters play their part and how we do binding, etc.Views and PresentersBefore start working with our Presenters and Views, we need to introduce them to Caliburn. We could do this in IoC container configuration file, or via code (that's what we do here). As for Windsor, we need to create a Facility which is automatically loaded when the assembliy gets loaded, and their Init method is called, so providing type information for our Views as well as our 

This is the first part of the serie I'll be posting about how to create a composite application with WPF. Along the way, we'll use best practices and frameworks such as :Caliburn for WPF Composite ApplicationCastle Windsor container (for Dependency Injection)I'll use a Customer - Order model and implement a domain model with LINQ To SQL framework and try to show as much detail as I can. This may sound boring to some experts but I think it'd be usable for others with lower level of knowledge and expertise.So here we go...Project StructureLet's create a basic project structure with a