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In MV* pattern where does non-business model goes?

I am passing Menu items to View from ViewModel. My menu definition is a model with properties title, image, hasChildren and isEnabled. But this model is meant for UI unlike business domain models like Person, ContactDetail, Transaction, etc.

In MV* pattern where does non-business model goes?

I am passing Menu items to View from ViewModel. My menu definition is a model with properties title, image, hasChildren and isEnabled. But this model is meant for UI unlike business domain models like Person, ContactDetail, Transaction, etc.

In MV* pattern where does non-business model goes?

I am passing Menu items to View from ViewModel. My menu definition is a model with properties title, image, hasChildren and isEnabled. But this model is meant for UI unlike business domain models like Person, ContactDetail, Transaction, etc.

In MV* pattern where does non-business model goes?

I am passing Menu items to View from ViewModel. My menu definition is a model with properties title, image, hasChildren and isEnabled. But this model is meant for UI unlike business domain models like Person, ContactDetail, Transaction, etc.

In MV* pattern where does non-business model goes?

I am passing Menu items to View from ViewModel. My menu definition is a model with properties title, image, hasChildren and isEnabled. But this model is meant for UI unlike business domain models like Person, ContactDetail, Transaction, etc.

In MV* pattern where does non-business model goes?

I am passing Menu items to View from ViewModel. My menu definition is a model with properties title, image, hasChildren and isEnabled. But this model is meant for UI unlike business domain models like Person, ContactDetail, Transaction, etc.

How to create a WinForms project that is “WPF-ready”

I’m a C# developer who hasn’t had the privilege of learning WPF yet. However, I recently initiated the architecture phase of a new project which I expect will eventually employ WPF (probably; although ASP.Net is still an option) — but the GUI development won’t begin for several months. (We need to get buy-in on a WinForm-based proof-of-concept before we proceed with full production-grade development.) When we are ready to begin implementing the GUI, I will either learn WPF myself or hire someone with experience (preferably both).

How to create a WinForms project that is “WPF-ready”

I’m a C# developer who hasn’t had the privilege of learning WPF yet. However, I recently initiated the architecture phase of a new project which I expect will eventually employ WPF (probably; although ASP.Net is still an option) — but the GUI development won’t begin for several months. (We need to get buy-in on a WinForm-based proof-of-concept before we proceed with full production-grade development.) When we are ready to begin implementing the GUI, I will either learn WPF myself or hire someone with experience (preferably both).

How to create a WinForms project that is “WPF-ready”

I’m a C# developer who hasn’t had the privilege of learning WPF yet. However, I recently initiated the architecture phase of a new project which I expect will eventually employ WPF (probably; although ASP.Net is still an option) — but the GUI development won’t begin for several months. (We need to get buy-in on a WinForm-based proof-of-concept before we proceed with full production-grade development.) When we are ready to begin implementing the GUI, I will either learn WPF myself or hire someone with experience (preferably both).