C# WPF Tutorial #23 - Using ViewModels in MVVM 

Thanks so much, really appreciate that!!!

Thank you!!

Awesome, thank you!

🤣Yes!! So many times our worst enemy in programming is over-engineering and over-complication!

Awesome! Glad to help.

Finally made it here! :)

Thanks so much!

I understand that, it's a great framework, but its not always 100% intuitive! 😂

Thanks so much! Maybe one day I'll have time to up the release tempo!

Start with a tip😋

Thank you and thanks for watching! I'm not exactly sure, maybe 5-10? I'm trying to release 1 per week, but work is very busy right now, so occasionally I fall behind. Should be another coming out this week though.

Thanks! So one easy way to do what you are asking is to create the second viewmodel in the first wherever you are opening your new window, and pass it to the new window itself. Something like: ViewModel1: void ShowDetails() vm2 = new DetailsVM(); view2 = new DetailsView(vm2) This way you can flow data (or references to data) down to your children/subcomponents from where they originate. Things stay encapsulated nicely this way rather than using globals or some other static method to pass the data around.

Thanks so much! Sometimes the XAML designer gets hosed up for some reason - I have noticed this at times. Usually a clean/build or a VS restart will fix it. It also could not be giving you specific properties due to namespace/includes not being listed correctly or built. I hope it works for you!

Added it to my list.

Maybe about 10 minutes? 😁

@@KampaPlays hell yeahh!!