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Thursday, January 21, 2010

The MVVM landscape at MIX10

by Laurent Bugnion via Silverlight on 1/21/2010 3:06:26 PM

Update: Shawn Wildermuth has changed his session and will be talking about Silverlight Security instead. The MIX conference this year had an open call for sessions, and 12 sessions were voted by the public out of 169. Surprisingly (or maybe not that surprisingly in fact), 3 sessions out of the 12 have the MVVM pattern in their title. This shows a lot of interest for this pattern which is helping the developer to create decoupled, testable, blendable applications in Silverlight and in WPF. Sinc ...

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The MVVM landscape at MIX10

by Laurent Bugnion via Silverlight on 1/21/2010 3:06:26 PM

Update: Shawn Wildermuth has changed his session and will be talking about Silverlight Security instead. The MIX conference this year had an open call for sessions, and 12 sessions were voted by the public out of 169. Surprisingly (or maybe not that surprisingly in fact), 3 sessions out of the 12 have the MVVM pattern in their title. This shows a lot of interest for this pattern which is helping the developer to create decoupled, testable, blendable applications in Silverlight and in WPF. Sinc ...

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The MVVM landscape at MIX10

by Laurent Bugnion via Silverlight on 1/21/2010 3:06:26 PM

The MIX conference this year had an open call for sessions, and 12 sessions were voted by the public out of 169. Surprisingly (or maybe not that surprisingly in fact), 3 sessions out of the 12 have the MVVM pattern in their title. This shows a lot of interest for this pattern which is helping the developer to create decoupled, testable, blendable applications in Silverlight and in WPF. Since my session is one of the three, I decided to contact the other two speakers (we happen to run in the sam ...

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