Series: Silverlight, MVVM, & SharePoint: Building Business Apps
Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint: Clearing Confusions & Sharing Best Practices for Building Robust Business Apps
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Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint - About this Series...
Explore SharePoint and MVVM challenges and techniques in my upcoming posts, which I’ll neatly summarize in this handy table of contents.- Published on
Common questions about Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint 2010
The post is part of a series on Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint, and discusses the common questions people have regarding this topic.- Published on
Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint: A Toolkit-Agnostic Series
Series on Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint. Developer prefers to remain toolkit-agnostic. Don’t force a framework on others, stay vanilla as possible- Published on
Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint - Working with Commands
Check out my series on Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint, highlighting Silverlight 4’s cool capability in event handling.- Published on
Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint - Working with Messages
Discover the powerful features of the MVVM Light Toolkit, including the Messenger class, in this insightful blog post on Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint.- Published on
Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint - Working with Dialogs
I would like to discuss how to handle the appearance and actions of dialogs in the context of Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint to make it fully testable.- Published on
Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint - Testing the Business Logic
Part of a series on Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint, explaining MVVM as a design pattern for separating UI from business logic in XAML apps- Published on
Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint - Testing the User Interface
Discover how to test user interfaces in your Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint application. This is part of an ongoing series on these topics.- Published on
Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint - Using Data Services
The post talks about getting data from a data source in a Silverlight application using SharePoint and the client-side object model.