The construction of a ViewModel is often seen as the standard technique for solving binding problems within WPF and Silverlight. However, the addition of a ViewModel adds complexity to your code. This post describes an alternative method where a mini-ViewModel is applied directly to the problem areas in the view, leaving the rest to use simpler, straightforward binding to business objects.
One of the features of WPF / Silverlight that appealed to me immediately when I started to learn it was the flexib...
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