Version 2.4 of the MVVMbasics framework, which has just been published, has been ported to .NET Standard instead of Portable Class Libraries. In addition, new Templates are included that are built for Visual Studio 2017.
A tutorial that explains the main steps of implementing Windows 10 Apps using the MVVMbasics framework in three parts has just been published on codefest.at (only available in German language). …
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Version 2.3 of the MVVMbasics framework, which has just been published, adds support for developing Windows 10 Universal Apps (UWP platform). In addition, it allows the creation of asynchronous commands for all platforms. An updated version of the Visual Basic…
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Two updates to the MVVMbasics framework have recently been published. The latest version 2.2.6 now allows automatic binding of Commands to conditions via the MvvmCommandAutobinding, and supports Visual Studio 2015 and C# 6. The new version is available as NuGet…
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The MVVMbasics source code repository has moved from Codeplex to GitHub. From now on, all source files are available on the MVVMbasics GitHub page, and all updates will be published there, the old Codeplex repository will not be updates in…
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Version 2.2.3 of the MVVMbasics framework has just been published. This version allows passing custom Command parameters as part of the Event-To-Command redirection. In addition, a simple IoC-container is now included, and MVVMbasics can now be used together with any…
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The newly released version 2.2 of the MVVMbasics frameworks adds support for the Android and iOS platforms via Xamarin.Forms. In addition, it is now possible to specify attribute-based bindable properties within Models and View Models. …
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MVVMbasics 2.1 features a common way for dependency injection of the global service locator into both Viewmodels and Services, as well as a smart UI dispatcher. Also available is a new version of the Visual Studio project templates which now…
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Version 2.0 of the MVVMbasics framework is out now! This major update adds support for Universal App development (for both the Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 platforms), as well as a bunch of new functionalities and convenience methods that…
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MVVM EventBinding allows the binding of events (directly in a window’s or page’s XAML code) to commands specified in the Viewmodel. This helps to follow the MVVM pattern and replace event handlers defined in a window’s code-behind by Viewmodel commands….
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