In my previous post I discussed the requirements of an MVVM architecture that is appropriate for use in real-world applications.  For our purposes, this means one that is convenient to use even when scaled to large applications with complex behind-the-scenes interactions. After a number of iterations we arrived at an implementation that met these requirements. The […]

Here at Firefinch Software we’ve been writing desktop applications in WPF for years. And of course, since we are writing WPF, we are also using MVVM architecture. Otherwise what’s the point of those wonderful data bindings? I’d like to take a deeper look at how we write MVVM. While MVVM sounds great conceptually, it took […]