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No, and you won't find any. That's because MVVM was created specifically for WPF because of it's rich data-binding support. If you want a similar design pattern to apply to Windows Forms then MVP (model-view-presenter) would be the most appropriate. Microsoft provided an example some time ago, via the Enterprise Library I believe. I'm not sure whether it's still available though.Someone can help me to find articles how to apply the MVVM architectural in windows forms? Or some sample code?