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    Juan Pablo G C
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    I have seen a few posts (articles they say) in the home page today. I think people should think more about it before post them. Tips to do a good article about MVVM. 1.- Read about ICollectionView and CollectionViewSource.GetDefaultView(List YourList); 2.- Read about ListView and ComboBox and its IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem 3.- Do things with backgroundworker befores updating the UI property binded. 4.- Add user controls as Views not directly the main form 5.- Add some validators to explaing better the binding. 6.- There existis a DelegateCommand in .toolbox that it is great (Do not invent the wheel again). 7.- Use CurrentItem in some place to show that it is great to use 8.- Show how to update, delete, add data with the commands in the twoways not only showing data. Regards, JP

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      I have seen a few posts (articles they say) in the home page today. I think people should think more about it before post them. Tips to do a good article about MVVM. 1.- Read about ICollectionView and CollectionViewSource.GetDefaultView(List YourList); 2.- Read about ListView and ComboBox and its IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem 3.- Do things with backgroundworker befores updating the UI property binded. 4.- Add user controls as Views not directly the main form 5.- Add some validators to explaing better the binding. 6.- There existis a DelegateCommand in .toolbox that it is great (Do not invent the wheel again). 7.- Use CurrentItem in some place to show that it is great to use 8.- Show how to update, delete, add data with the commands in the twoways not only showing data. Regards, JP

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      Marc Clifton
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      Juan Pablo G.C. wrote:

      Tips to do a good article about MVVM.

      Well, you should contribute to the pile then by writing one yourself! Marc

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        Juan Pablo G.C. wrote:

        Tips to do a good article about MVVM.

        Well, you should contribute to the pile then by writing one yourself! Marc

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        Juan Pablo G C
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        Do not be aggresive, it is my opinion, of course I could but at the moment I am inmerse in WP7

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          Do not be aggresive, it is my opinion, of course I could but at the moment I am inmerse in WP7

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          Juan Pablo G.C. wrote:

          Do not be aggresive, it is my opinion

          I meant that sincerely, not aggressively. :) Also, nothing takes away from one's self-worth and degrades one's thinking more than somebody saying "well, that's your opinion." So, why do it to yourself? Be heard! When a person says "that's your opinion" they clearly are refusing to let go of their own ego and see things through your eyes. That sucks. Ignore those people. That's their opinion!!! :)

          Juan Pablo G.C. wrote:

          but at the moment I am inmerse in WP7

          MVVM on WP7? ;) Marc

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