Chris Koenig (30.Jul.2010 at 10:30)
Talk at Dallas TechFest 2010 (English - US)
Building rich client applications can be complicated – not because we want it to be, but because modern applications often have heavy expectations on UX, a lot of moving parts under the covers, and usually require integration between a number of different systems. To help bring order to this chaos, MVVM (a.k.a. Model-View-ViewModel) has evolved as a popular design pattern for managing the complexity of building today’s rich client applications. In this session we’ll dive into the MVVM pattern, talk about some of the strategies for implementing MVVM in your applications and explore the most popular MVVM framework for .NET.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/1819
Track(s): .NET(2)
Slides: Demystifying MVVM
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02.Aug.2010 at 22:04 by Chris Rajczi
I was expecting this talk to be a talk about the theory of MVVM and got a practical example of using MVVM in a windows phone application. In addition, it was a great example of using Blend and Studio in the same project to allow designers to build views and developers to build models and viewmodels. Good presentation.
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02.Aug.2010 at 17:29 by Gabriel @extofer Villa
i enjoyed the session. I would like to hear more on patters pertaining to VS development for Windows and Web.