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Yet Another Podcast #89–Laurent Bugnion on MVVM and Windows 8

Talking with Laurent Bugnion about MVVM in detail, including the ins and outs of commanding and managing events in Windows 8.   MVVM Light Laurent’s blog IdentityMine Behaviors for Windows 8 (Joost van Schaik, uses Rx) Jesse’s book on LINQ … Continue reading

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Full Stack Resumes–MVVM Design

The Full Stack project resumes with a bang as Jon Galloway and I talk with John Papa about MVVM design.

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Tombstoning and MVVM

We’re working pretty hard to get the Who Is That (Full Stack) Windows Phone application ready. Today I took a look at tombstoning and realized that this was not going to be quite as easy as I thought… and worse, … Continue reading

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The Full Stack 9–MVVM and TDD on the Phone Client

Part 9 in the Full Stack series in which Jon and I are building an entire application from conception to delivery that includes MVC3, ASP.NET, Silverlight and Windows Phone. Also available on Channel 9

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Passing Parameters With Behaviors In MVVM Light for Windows Phone

Windows Phone From Scratch #20 MVVM Light Toolkit Soup To Nuts #5 In the previous posting in this series, we created a list of customers and we bound them to a list box. We did this not in the code-behind … Continue reading

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Windows Phone From Scratch #19 – MVVM Light Toolkit Soup To Nuts #4

Let’s back up a bit and examine the day to day use of a View Model, and binding to the view model.  In this mini-tutorial I’ll show the basics of binding a collection that sits in a View Model to … Continue reading

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Windows Phone From Scratch #18 – MVVM Light Toolkit Soup To Nuts 3

This is the third part of the MVVM Light Toollkit Soup To Nuts (part 1 is here) within the Windows Phone From Scratch Mini-tutorial series.  Today we look at an introduction to messaging as a tool for communicating, e.g., from … Continue reading

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Windows Phone From Scratch #17: MVVM Light Toolkit Soup To Nuts Part 2

This is the second part of the MVVM Light Toollkit Soup To Nuts (part 1 is here) within the Windows Phone From Scratch Mini-tutorial series.  Today we look at an introduction to behaviors as a tool for migrating event handling … Continue reading

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(WPFS) MVVM Light Toolkit: Soup To Nuts Part I

While I’m not a zealot on the topic, I do believe that MVVM offers one of the best patterns for Windows Phone development and so,   moving forward, the Windows Phone From Scratch series will incorporate MVVM in general, and the … Continue reading

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Yet Another Podcast Show #3 – John Papa on MVVM and Patterns

Talking with John Papa, Senior Technical Evangelist, about MVVM and Patterns 5 Simple Steps for MVVM Keeping up with the community Top blogs MVVM Light Ward Bell’s photos Grok. Verb: To fully understand.  See Stranger In A Strange Land by … Continue reading

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MVVM – It’s Not Kool-Aid*

[ Revised with C# and VB.NET code] Okay, first, understand that I’m in the position of running through the streets yelling at folks “c’mere! ya’ gotta see this!” and what I’m pointing to is the incredible new invention of… a … Continue reading

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XAML vs C#

My latest book: Learn .NET MAUI — An Essential Guide for C# Developers will be released March 31, 2023. Given the existence and likely enhancements to the .NET MAUI Community Markup Toolkit for C#, and that many people will come … Continue reading

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