Ahh, sorry, it is true that there’s no MVVM in the Silverlight
video series.
But the 4-tier concept and MVVM have nothing to do with each
other.
Deploying your app in a 4-tier model is covered in the videos,
and that works the same no matter how you decide to build your UI.
MVVM is a UI design pattern and has nothing to do with n-tier
architecture.
I have not created any content around MVVM yet. I hope to do a
video focusing on XAML/MVVM in the next 2-3 months, but the release of .NET 4,
SL 4 and CSLA 4 complicates the timing a little…
I
believe there is an example that is using Prism that is included in CSLA SL
download. I wrote it a long time ago though as part of learning Prism,
and I am sure certain things can be done better. It will give you a general
idea though if you are interested.
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From: Rockford Lhotka
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Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 1:05 PM
To: Sergey Barskiy
Subject: RE: [CSLA .NET] 4 tier MVVM CslaLight example
Ahh, sorry, it is true that there’s no MVVM in the
Silverlight video series.
But the 4-tier concept and MVVM have nothing to do with each
other.
Deploying your app in a 4-tier model is covered in the videos,
and that works the same no matter how you decide to build your UI.
MVVM is a UI design pattern and has nothing to do with n-tier
architecture.
I have not created any content around MVVM yet. I hope to do a
video focusing on XAML/MVVM in the next 2-3 months, but the release of .NET 4,
SL 4 and CSLA 4 complicates the timing a little…
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