Question MVVM-Windows Form
- Thread starter Patricia
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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.
Hello! thanks for the reply ... I've Found articles on MVVM that is more oriented to WPF but I have a work that I have to implement with WF.
Needed help of a sample code to implement ....
Thank you, Patricia
Needed help of a sample code to implement ....
Thank you, Patricia
As I clearly stated in my previous post, MVVM is SPECIFIC to WPF, not "more oriented to" it. If you're not using WPF then you're not using MVVM. It's that simple. If you're using WinForms then you're not using WPF so you're not using MVVM. Forget MVVM. If you want to implement a similar pattern in WinForms then MVP is the one to look at. Is that clear this time? Use MVP, not MVVM.
