I was trying to start a new Windows Phone Application together with Caliburn.Micro (time of writing version 1.5.0.0) and stumbled upon a problem to get it work. Although you follow the steps on the Caliburn.Micro Nuget Codeplex Page you end up with a lovely set of (build) problems:
"The name "AppBootstrapper" does not exist in the namespace 'clr-namespace:{YouNameSpace}'"
"The tag 'AppBootstrapper' does not exist in XML namespace 'clr-namespace:{YouNameSpace}'."
"The type 'local:AppBootstrapper' was not found. Verify that you are not missing an assembly reference and that all referenced assemblies have been built."
Looks familiar? It's all because the guide of the Caliburn.Micro Nuget Codeplex Page isn't complete. If you scroll all the way down on the page you will notice a comment, which says:
"Is the package name still relevant? I'm fairly sure one needs to install Caliburn.Micro.Start these days?"
This question is in fact the solution. If you install the Caliburn.Micro nuget package you also need to install Caliburn.Micro.Start nuget package. If this last package is installed everything should work as it should and you should be a happy programmer again.
