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This is part 2 to the article Simplified MVVM: Silverlight 4 Video Player. That article focused on the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern, and how it supports Designer / Developer collaboration and workflow. However, when others tried to use that project for a real website, they found they needed the full set of controls that a video player normally provides. I decided to use this as an opportunity to dig deeper into "Simplified" MVVM and demonstrate how easy it truly is, when using Microsoft Expression Blend 4 (or higher).

This article describe how to construct FileExplorer controls included DirectoryTree and FileList, using Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern.

The majority of MFC apps have always had an About... menu entry in the main window's system menu, and this was primarily because the App Wizard generated code for that by default. I wanted to do something similar in a WPF application I've been working on, and I wanted to do it in an MVVM friendly manner. In this article I'll explain a neat way of doing it so that you can easily add menu items and attach command handlers to them while retaining the basic MVVM paradigm.

This article will compare four important architecture presentation patterns i.e. MVP(SC),MVP(PV),PM,MVVM and MVC. Many developers are confused around what is the difference between these patterns and when should we use what. This article will first kick start with a background and explain different

An example of an easy to use MVVM Modal Popup and Silverlight Value Converter

This article gives a practical quick-start tutorial on MVVM in WPF for application developers.

Showing some good practices that can be applied to the Presentation Model/MVVM pattern.

This project demonstrates an implementation of the MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern to create a fully "Designable" Silverlight Video Player. This is not to be confused with a "Skinable" Video Player. A Skinable Video Player allows you to change the look and feel of the buttons that control the player. A Designable player allows a Designer to use ANY set of controls to implement the Video Player.