This example demonstrates how to build a simple WinForms application that follows the MVPVM pattern.
>> Lesson 1 - Create a Simple MVPVM Application (Step-by-step description)
Lesson 2 - Commands. Presenter. (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Lesson 3 - Interaction Between Views. Services. (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Lesson 4 - Navigation in MVPVM Applications (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Lesson 5 - Advanced MVPVM Application (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Lesson 6 - Multi-level navigation in MVPVM applications (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Added By: Pavlov Pavel at: 9/8/2014 5:40:49 PM
>> Lesson 1 - Create a Simple MVPVM Application (Step-by-step description)
Lesson 2 - Commands. Presenter. (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Lesson 3 - Interaction Between Views. Services. (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Lesson 4 - Navigation in MVPVM Applications (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Lesson 5 - Advanced MVPVM Application (Step-by-step description) (Example)
Lesson 6 - Multi-level navigation in MVPVM applications (Step-by-step description) (Example)
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Added By: Pavlov Pavel at: 9/8/2014 5:40:49 PM
Hello!
Can you provide guide or example for integrating XPO in MVPVM application? How to add data access layer to MVPVM application? For instance in Lesson 1 used object Task - POCO class, but how to use Task as XPObject?
Hello,
To process your recent post more efficiently, I created a separate ticket on your behalf: How to implement MVPVM with XPO . This ticket is currently in our processing queue. Our team will address it as soon as we have any updates.
