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by Andrea Boschin via Silverlight & XAML Playground on 12/16/2009 10:14:18 PM
The programming with the MVVM pattern often requires a proliferation of types because there are more Views that need a ViewModel than you might think. You can think that you need to associate a ViewModel only to simple blocks of your user interface, but while you are writing code you often understand that there are other cases where a ViewModel is required. As an example while populating a DataGrid binding simple entities to the grid is not good idea. A single row of a grid not only conta
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