Being visual dependent I have to have a visual map and I'd rather not reinvent something that already exists.
Has anyone run across a good visual showing MVVM (applicable to WPF) for practicle use (not academic)?
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davewill
here birdie birdie, get in my belly!
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vesuvius
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I don't quite grasp what why mean by visual. WPF controls are lookless so what do you mean? What is it you are trying to create/achieve?
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davewill
here birdie birdie, get in my belly!
@vesuvius: MVVM is new to me. And reading text hasn't worked for me lately. So recently I started to sketch out the M, the V, the VM and am filling in the things in between as I read more. The end result being a visual representation of a standard WPF LOB application pieces and parts and relations (or not).
Yesterday I rediscovered the .net base class library poster. So I thought I'd ask if a visual for a WPF LOB might exist.
@cynthia399: Thanks. I saw that yesterday as well. KARL RULES! I have it on my list to check out.
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