Hyperion SDK: Data Layer, NH, EF, MVVM, Validation, Silverlight, ASP.NET, MVC

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Hyperion Software Development Kit (aka HSDK) is a "real world collection of components" for an enterprise application developed with the latest technologies:
C#4, Silverlight 4/WPF (Model View ViewModel, MVVM), ASP.NET, WCF, NHibernate 3.

It has a multilayered architecture and it's made up of several blocks that interact each other.
However, since their loose coupled nature, you can easily replace or extend them without impact the overall functionality of the application.
Our main goal is to provide a complete out-of-the-box solution to use as blueprint for your applications.

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Developing an enterprise application (even the smallest one) you will surely need common functionality that can be divided in different areas.

These are some of the main areas we covered:

a framework that can be used as baseline for the implementation of the pattern Model View ViewModel.

a fluent validation system that is UI-independent and fully extensible.

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a set of libraries to access different datastores (MS Sql Server, Oracle, etc.) using different data providers (Nhibernate, Entity Framework).

a set of facilities for unit testing.

a common way to represent and handle Domain classes.

common UI Controls that can be used in Silverlight applications.

Every part has been developed using Agile methodologies like Scrum & TDD, so you will find unit tests that cover the most important functionalities.
In order to speed up your learning, we prepared different samples that higlight the key-features.