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Jul 1 2016 08:49pm
who can write me a paragraph about the most important things you picked up on learning mvvm
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not like a real paragraph or anything just something new to me is all
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Jul 2 2016 04:10pm
Exactly what are you looking for?

Mvvm helps a lot in getting structure in your code, and making sure that your database / GUI / program logic are seperated (which is especially helpful if you are more than one programmer, that can then easily work on one part of the program, just conforming to an API between the seperated parts).

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Quote (Klexmoo @ Jul 2 2016 05:10pm)
Exactly what are you looking for?

Mvvm helps a lot in getting structure in your code, and making sure that your database / GUI / program logic are seperated (which is especially helpful if you are more than one programmer, that can then easily work on one part of the program, just conforming to an API between the seperated parts).


It's also AIDS in code form when you have to fuck around with XAML.
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Quote (Minkomonster @ 3 Jul 2016 00:21)
It's also AIDS in code form when you have to fuck around with XAML.


Xamarin, android GUI and MVVM never again.
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Quote (Minkomonster @ Jul 2 2016 06:21pm)
It's also AIDS in code form when you have to fuck around with XAML.


Quote (Klexmoo @ Jul 2 2016 06:21pm)
Xamarin, android GUI and MVVM never again.


Using a good editor is essential to these shitty UI languages (if we can even call them that). Android Studio and Visual Studio both have good visual editors which have the full functionality of directly editing the xml. The code they produce is an abomination, but it works and is easy to pick up.
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Using a good editor is essential to these shitty UI languages (if we can even call them that). Android Studio and Visual Studio both have good visual editors which have the full functionality of directly editing the xml. The code they produce is an abomination, but it works and is easy to pick up.


Sure the visual XAML editor is nice, but it has it's moments when items disappear from the visual editor, but nothing has changed.
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Jul 3 2016 10:25am
how do you guys decide where you are going to put your logic when you have vague things like a pop up MetroMessageBox or a passwordbox
vague things like that make me want to, not really break mvvm but just bend it a little

btw i feel like the telerik toolkit makes xaml shine
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