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When working with the EventAggregator, I occasionally stumble upon situations in which I want to subscribe to multiple instances exposing the IHandle interface. It is not often, but happens enough that I got tired of the same code multiple times, and created a couple of extension methods to deal with this for me. I have posted the code up on GitHub as a Gist in case you find it useful as well.

I just released an update for Caliburn.Micro.Logging , Caliburn.Micro.Logging.NLog, and Caliburn.Micro.Logging.log4net. All three are now at version 1.2.1, and are available on NuGet. This is a just a minor patch release with the version notes below.

I just released Caliburn.Micro.Autofac 1.2.1 to NuGet . This is a minor patch release, call it the OOPS release if you will. My build script was not good enough yet. It should be fixed now.

I just released Caliburn.Micro.Autofac 1.2 to NuGet . Please see Introducing Caliburn.Micro.Autofac for usage. Version Notes # Upgraded .NET 4 and Silverlight 4 versions to Caliburn.Micro 1.2.0 Created a psake build script to be used in Continuous Integration Added new sample applications First version of Windows Phone 7 support Known Issues with Windows Phone 7 Support The SimpleContainer class is not supported or exposed by the container The PhoneContainer class is not supported or exposed by the container The IPhoneContainer class is not supported or exposed by the container Exposed new Creators for the Windows Phone Bootstrapper CreateFrameAdapter CreatePhoneApplicationServiceAdapter CreateVibrateController CreateSoundEffectPlayer

I have recently needed to rebuild my Continuous Integration server, and once more found out that I never documented my configuration the last time I set it up. The same has happened every 18 months or so, when I rebuild my development machine. Having wasted hours re-discovering the list of tools I need to have installed, and the options I always consider and discard, I have decided to be inspired by Scott Hanselsman’s Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List For Windows and make my own list. I started making my list in HTML, and realized that this really belongs on my blog. Then it will exist beyond the life of my machine, and I can always get to it. Enough fluff, time for the list.