We can address issues solely within our components, but sometimes issues are related to the MVVM framework. The answer is, the better part of our customers use the MVVM pattern (including third party MVVM frameworks) we have a clear picture of the challenging scenarios in MVVM development. If several solutions already exist, why would DevExpress offer yet another MVVM framework? These frameworks can work in conjunction with DevExpress components as with standard components. In fact, several frameworks were specifically introduced to address these issues: PRISM, MVVM Light, Caliburn, etc. The typical problems with MVVM in WPF/Silverlight are well-known.
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What’s more, MVVM limitations may not relate to any particular control because the WPF/Silverlight platform itself has no full support for MVVM development. Some mechanisms are difficult to implement without moving away from MVVM. You likely also encountered issues implementing some functionality under MVVM. If you’ve developed a WPF or Silverlight application, you’ve likely used the MVVM pattern. Asynchronous Commands.Īlthough the contents of this post remain valid, you can refer to another post to learn a new modern style for commanding and property binding in ViewModels: POCO ViewModels. TaskbarButtonService, ApplicationJumpListService and NotificationService. Using DataAnnotation attributes and DevExpress Fluent API. Using Scaffolding Wizards for building Views. Introduction to Services, DXMessageBoxService and DialogService. THIS POST: Getting Started with DevExpress MVVM Framework.
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