Showing posts with label WPF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WPF. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2009

WPF Model-View-ViewModel Toolkit

The WPF team at Microsoft has released a toolkit (version 0.1) that addresses developing UIs with the M-V-VM pattern.

It's definitely a first-pass (e.g. no VB.NET support), but they are looking for feedback on this effort. There is also a bit of confusion as to how this compares to the Silverlight development pattern in RIA Services. See this StackOverflow discussion.

The toolkit includes:

  • A Visual Studio 2008 template (Visual C# Express 2008 also supported)
  • Documentation
    • General introduction to M-V-VM
    • Walkthrough using the VS template
  • A complete WPF application demonstrating the M-V-VM pattern

Here's a post about ViewModel and how it enhances the UI's testability.

Check it out here: WPF Model-View-ViewModel Toolkit


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Monday, March 23, 2009

Roundup - .NET Application Development Platforms

I've put together a collection of links from around the web on tools and technologies for developing .NET Line-of-business applications.

Silverlight 3 (beta) - Microsoft

Silverlight Labs - Microsoft

Silverlight Toolkit - CodePlex

WPF Hands-on lab (Southridge) - Microsoft Redmond

WPF Hands-on lab (Order Manager) - Microsoft Switzerland

WPF - CodePlex

Composite Application Guidance for WPF and Silverlight (Prism) - Microsoft P&P

Building a Framework for Silverlight - SilverlightShow

Caliburn - Rob Eisenberg

CSLA.NET (WPF and Silverlight) - Rocky Lhotka

DevForce WinClient - IdeaBlade

DevForce Silverlight - IdeaBlade

Nintex Workflow - Nintex

UPDATE: I added RIA services after listening to Brad Abram's talk on .NET Rocks. It was announced at MIX09.

RIA Services - Microsoft

RIA Services on SliverlightShow.