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This is a sample app to practice WPF
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Simple authorization based in principal and commands.
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DataContext and CommandContext allow you to separate data and commands into two dedicated view models.
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C# - MWWM Pattern in UWP Example Application [Year of Development: 2020]
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A platform-independent, lightweight library for developing .NET applications using the MVVM architecture
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Example of Navigate Windows (ICommand,DataTemplate, ContentControl), XML (serialization deserialization, Converting a XML to Generic List), List Generic, Commands, Dictionaries, Repository, Usercontrol as View, Usercontrol ViewModel, PrintDialog, HttpClient, HttpResponseMessage, Dynamic value, INotifyPropertyChanged, OnpropertyChanged, Listbox, …
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Contacts is a sample Application which I developed while learning Xamarin Forms. I developed this project in MVVM architecture and can be able to run in both iOS and Android devices.I have used SQLite local Database and imlpemented many more features. I think this project will help lot of new developers who started learning Xamarin development.
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.NET Toolkit include tools for comfortable dev
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A utility for windows developers
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WPF project using MVVM to add Crypto detail and showing it in itemlist.
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An iOS + Android app built in Xamarin.Forms demonstrating Xamarin.CommunityToolkit AsyncCommand
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PrismCommands.Fody is a small library that provides a simple and elegant way to create ICommand properties in your ViewModel classes. It uses the power of Fody to automatically generate the boilerplate code required to implement ICommand, saving you time and effort.
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