In the startup code generated by installing the Caliburn.Micro.Start package, the constructor in AppBootsrtapper.cs contains a call to a Start() method, which is not defined.
As a result, the project cannot compile.
Users can fix this by removing the call to Start() and replacing it with Initialize() (see below), but first-time users are not likely to know that this is what needs to happen.
```
public AppBootstrapper() {
//Start(); <- this doesn't work.
Initialize(); //this works
}
```
As a result, the project cannot compile.
Users can fix this by removing the call to Start() and replacing it with Initialize() (see below), but first-time users are not likely to know that this is what needs to happen.
```
public AppBootstrapper() {
//Start(); <- this doesn't work.
Initialize(); //this works
}
```