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I thought I should add a post with the full list of posts in the D-V-VM pattern. They are: DataModel-View-ViewModel pattern: 1 (overview) DataModel-View-ViewModel pattern: 2 (first implementation of DataModel class) DM-V-VM part 3: A sample DataModel Read More...
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Ok, time to wrap this up :-) Now, we'll finally build what I'm calling a view model for managing a portfolio of stocks (building on the StockModel example from previous posts). A view model is a class that will be used as the DataContext for a data template Read More...
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In part 5 , I talked about commands and how they are used for behavior. Now, I want to talk about a better way to encapsulate them. First, I'll create a CommandModel class that encapsulates the RoutedCommand and the enabled/execute code. This is all pretty Read More...
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Sorry it's taking me so long to get the posts out. The series turned out to be a little longer than I anticipated :-) I got a lot of good feedback on the Data Model stuff. First off, I want to mention layering. The DataModel typically is a layer on top Read More...
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In the previous posts, I've covered data models and how to make data easily consumable by Avalon. Now, I want to start getting into the view model side of things because I don't think it's clear what I mean by them and I'm working up to an example. I Read More...
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In part 3 , I showed code for StockModel, a DataModel for stocks. On the Max team, we are big believers in extensive unit testing of our code. It took some time to learn the best way to test some of the WPF related stuff. In this post, I intend to demonstrate Read More...
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In part 2 , I showed a base class for DataModels. In this post, I will describe a sample implementation. For this sample, I'll use a DataModel that represents a stock. The model will be in charge of asynchronously fetching the stock quote and making it's Read More...
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In part 1 , I gave an overview of a pattern we use in the UI development of Max . In this post, I plan to talk about DataModels. In part 1, I wrote: DataModel DataModel is responsible for exposing data in a way that is easily consumable by WPF. All of Read More...
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John Gossman has blogged several times about the M-V-VM pattern for developing WPF applications. We've been using a similar pattern on the Max team, with slightly different terminology (DataModel instead of ViewModel). I thought I'd do a series of posts Read More...
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