MVVM in WPF and Silverlight - Part 3
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Exceptional!!!
NoshirwanS 2 months ago
The very basics of MVVM is shown in this video.
Still, very helpful.
neomonty22 7 months ago
@soberauer In American English it is pronounced "mod-eL." "Mode-al" denotes modality.
jbl4ze 8 months ago
@TheSellexProject The ViewModel is bound to the View. In my opinion, it makes sense that both Views and ViewModels share the same assembly.
SteveHemondVideos 1 year ago
I would probably consider allocating a separate assembly for your ViewModel. I also wonder how well this model works out in more complex cases...
TheSellexProject 1 year ago
Thanks for this tutorial. I believe that model is not pronounced the same way as modal. I have been speaking English for 30 years, so hopefully I'm correct... unless it's different in American English? :)
soberauer 1 year ago
Started my second watch of this series.
What about creating a class library for your ViewModel code, instead?
strivinglife 1 year ago
Why you didn't used the ObservableCollection?
schaedld 1 year ago