Dialogs and ViewModel - Using Tasks as a Pattern

Posted by: Nikhil Kotharis Weblog, on 11 Sep 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

The ViewModel/MVVM pattern continues to gain popularity, with a blog post showing up every so often, and with tweets and retweets popping up even more often :-). At the same time, there are some interesting topics beyond the core pattern that continue to fuel experimentation. A big one amongst those is how should applications use dialogs when using the view model pattern. The crux of the problem is the desire to keep the view model independent of UI concerns, and ensure it can be tested in a standalone...

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