TRINUG January Main Meeting
You will learn how to use MVVM in your own Windows 8 application – desktop/mobile
You will learn MVVM fundamentals. You will see the contrast between an MVVM application and a non-MVVM application.
Tag: mvvm
Using Layer Diagrams – Keeping your MVVM code from turning into spaghetti
Raleigh Code Camp 2013 is wrapping up this afternoon. The venue and the crowd was phenomenal. I really enjoyed presenting “Using Layer Diagrams – Keeping your MVVM code from turning into spaghetti”. Thanks to everyone who attended the presentation.
John Sonmez, Our Keynote Speaker, made my day by accepting my request to attend my presentation. It was awesome to have him in the audience and to get feedback from him!
I did not get the time to complete the raffle at the end of the presentation. But the folks who won the raffle should be getting an email from me with instructions to download their free license of CodeDemo (Professional).
The presentation slides can be downloaded from here : download.
Refactoring to MVVM (Windows 8)
Carolina Code Camp – 2013
You will learn how to structure your app’s code in a way that
– improves maintainability
– enables testability of your app’s UI behavior
– reduces maintenance cost
– enables cross-platform deployment
Getting Started with MVVM
I just finished presenting here at RDU Code Camp. It was a great crowd ! Here are the slides –
Getting started with MVVM
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Win Advanced MVVM Book
I am presenting a session on Building WPF Application using MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) on May 15th at the Carolina Code Camp 2010.
I will dissect a Sample WPF MVVM application and then highlight the most important aspects of the MVVM by coding a brand new ViewModel and incorporating it into the application. You will learn about the Roles of the MVVM triad, the advantages of using MVVM and Characteristics of the ViewModel.
Attendees will be eligible to win two copies one copy (see below) of Josh Smith’s Advanced MVVM book as well as a few other WPF Books.
{ I will be giving away one hard copy version of the book instead of digital versions due to concerns about DRM protection and unclear gift guidelines at lulu.com }.
And the winner is … Mark Freeman !!! Congratulations Mark, your copy of “Advanced MVVM” is on its way. Thanks for attending the code camp and your feedback.
Using Model-View-ViewModel in WPF Applications
I am presenting at SoCalCodeCamp this weekend (January 30th, 2010) – Advanced WPF – Using Model-View-ViewModel in WPF Applications.
Agenda :
1. Roles of the M-V-VM triad
2. Why use M-V-VM ?
3. Characteristics of the ViewModel
4. Build a Sample WPF Application using M-V-VM
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