The MVVM architecture is well regarded for its clear separation of tasks, which greatly simplifies code and improves maintainability.
Author: Jensen Carl
MV*-patterns in web application development
Complex application code written without MV* patterns is hard to test, reuse, and maintain. Patterns eliminate or weaken the connection between View
Integrating third-party libraries to speed up development in WPF
Application development on the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) platform can be greatly accelerated with the help of third-party libraries.
Design Surface + XAML
Default namespace: An XML function that defines a set of elements (and their attributes) that can be used in a document.
Improving User Interaction in Windows Phone Applications with MVVM
Creating applications for Windows Phone requires special attention to the user interface and user interaction.
How does ViewModel interact with View?
In addition to the binding mechanism, a ViewModel can communicate with a View using other mechanisms such as Behavior
Practical overview of MVVM architecture
Let’s take a practical look at how to implement the MVVM architecture in a project. This involves creating a Model class, working with the Activity_Main file
A comparative view: MVVM vs. other architectures
When it comes to choosing an architecture pattern for developing an application, developers often compare different patterns to determine which one is best suited for their specific needs.
Ways to implement MVVM in a project
There are several methods for implementing MVVM in projects, including Android development. One common method is to use the DataBinding library
Unraveling the workings of the MVVM architecture
The Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architecture is a software design pattern that provides a clear separation between the graphical user interface and the business logic of an application.