State Management (Managing, Loading, and Lazy-Initializing Data) - WPF TUTORIALS 

As always, good and free content. Your solutions may not be perfect for all the cases but they sure provide a very solid base for most of the cases i belive(at least for very small applications), it's not my first time seeing or using this pattern, but i'm pretty sure most people are not used to the state management pattern, even more in a desktop based techonology like WPF, still you did great showing us how to do it with ease. About the "aync initialization" which seems to be a problem in most cases due to the constructor restriction i always liked your approach, since the main problem seems to be the a possibility of deadlock or simply, the application not knowing the state for the task, the event subscription seems to be easy way out of this situation. Also, did you ever take a look at the *NotifyTaskCompletion* class? Where you encapsulate the task in a observable class and watch for changes as the task progresses?

Hi @SingletonSean, thanks for your videos! I have a question about models which are more complicated, than just fields. What if it contains a list of things A, A contains a list of Bs and Bs contain a couple of Cs. Do I need to pack them all inside separate ViewModels or somehow handle everything inside a single ViewModel? For example I want to show them in a TreeView. Do you have an example like that?

Diagram Store layer 4:53

Thanks very much for your videos they are very helpful I always learn from them. One comment your pace of delivery is very fast, I end up reducing the playback speed to 0.75 to help me follow the commentary 😄

Beginner here.. what if i used a static class as the store and have events there with custom delegates, for views to subscribe and update on change? I want to run functions in our webviews when an event is raised.

Hey! I have watch almost every series about MVVM on your channel and I have learned A LOT (really A LOT) but there is one thing I thing is missing that is a pain in my ass (and probably not only for me :D). More specifically: Editing. Loading an entity from list to an edit window, editing and saving. I was struggling a lot with it 'cause I had take care about detaching an entity from entityframework, some DeepCopying and lot of different things to manage (I was doing it without DI). For example I had an issue that where I was making changes in EditWindow (new dialog) data also changes in DataGrid in realtime and even if I cancel changes, they stay the same in DataGrid (in database everything was ok). I am pretty sure there is much easier way to do it better. Is there any chance you will show us how to do it?

Hi Sean, how about control state how do I make WPF call a function when the user changes a value in an input control, but not when I am updating the value of the control state?