By tag: MVVM
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Building reactive XAML apps with ASP.NET SignalR and MVVM
A great portion of mobile applications consumes data from HTTP services. This is usually achieved as a pull scenario in which apps initiate the data flow from the server. In many cases pushing data to the client is a more natural and potentially much better solution. In this blog post I will explore...
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Synchronising collections using ReactiveUI
A look at changing some existing code which is being converted to use ReactiveUI to do collection synchronisation the reactive extensions way
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Split Views and ViewModels in Caliburn Micro
A quick tutorial on how to split views and view models into separate assemblies in a Caliburn Micro WinRT application
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Caliburn Micro: Beware the default Windows Store app templates
Watch out for this gotcha when using the default Windows 8 templates with Caliburn Micro
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Windows 8 PasswordBox Style for WPF
The implementation of a Windows 8 PasswordBox Style in XAML for WPF
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Windows 8 Metro WinJS Unit Testing: Down the Rabbit Hole
A deeper look at using dependency injection and MVVM to unit test Windows 8 WinJS Metro apps.
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Auto-Notifying View Models in Silverlight and WPF
Quickly create View Models that automatically notify XAML bindings when property values change, without having to manually raise a PropertyChanged Event
Code view model properties as:
public virtual int MyIntegerProperty { get; set; }
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UnicornManager: Prism 4, MEF, WPF, EF 4.1 code first, NuGet, MVVM, ...
Discovering Prism 4, MEF, WPF, Entity Framework 4.1 code first, MVVM by using NuGet, DataValidation etc...
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Catel - a free open-source MVVM Framework for WPF and Silverlight
Information and background information about Catel!
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notifypropertyweaver – {get;set;notify} in Silverlight
So, what does notifypropertyweaver do? If your class implements INotifyPropertyChanged then you just need to have auto-implemented properties and notifypropertyweaver automagically ensures that on change of value of a property, PropertyChanged event is fired.
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WPF, MVVM and RaisePropertyChanged
Removing the need for hardcoded property name strings in RaisePropertyChanged.
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Silverlight TextBox Control that immediately updates Text field
Standard Silverlight TextBox control is very useful but has one strange behavior: if you use TwoWay data binding and bind some property to controls Text property, when users type text into the control, this change is not propagated to the bound property until the control loses its focus.
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Adventures in Ruby MVVM – Firing Events from Ruby
My Experiment:
Can I move over to Ruby as my primary programming language when developing WPF and Silverlight applications?
In this post, I talk about how to fire events from Ruby, including an implementation of INotifyPropertyChanged