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MVVM Survival Guide for Enterprise Architectures in Silverlight and WPF

Ryan Vice,Muhammad Shujaat Siddiqi

English Unordered Software Architecture
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2012

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491

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Eliminate unnecessary code by taking advantage of the MVVM pattern in Silverlight and WPF using this book and eBook - less code, fewer bugsBuild an enterprise application using Silverlight and WPF, taking advantage of the powerful MVVM pattern, with this book and e-bookDiscover t

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Eliminate unnecessary code by taking advantage of the MVVM pattern in Silverlight and WPF using this book and eBook - less code, fewer bugsBuild an enterprise application using Silverlight and WPF, taking advantage of the powerful MVVM pattern, with this book and e-bookDiscover the evolution of presentation patterns-by example-and see the benefits of MVVM in the context of the larger picture of presentation patternsCustomize the MVVM pattern for your projects needs by comparing the various implementation stylesIn DetailMVVM (Model View View Model) is a Microsoft best practices pattern for working in WPF and Silverlight that is highly recommended by both Microsoft and industry experts alike. This book will look at the reasons for the pattern still being slow to become an industry standard, addressing the pain points of MVVM. It will help Silverlight and WPF programmers get up and running quickly with this useful pattern.

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