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Currently, Rebound does not implement MVVM namespace structure. Code should be moved from code-behind into reusable ViewModels/Models, like so:
Rebound.Models
Rebound.ViewModels
Rebound.Views
VIEWS
MODELS
VIEWMODELS
For example, the code-behind for the installer (InstallationWindow.xaml.cs) would now be a separate model.
InstallationWindow.xaml.cs
Shouldn't affect anything.
Medium
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I can't use MVVM app model as in [ObservableProperty] and bindings and etcetera but I can copy the classic MVVM project style, that looks like this:
[ObservableProperty]
Assets
Properties
Helpers
should mostly be in Rebound.Helpers but I'm kind of having second thoughts about it
Rebound.Helpers
Models
Views
ViewModels
should probably just use code-behind for ViewModels
UserControls
MainPage.xaml
App.xaml
other files should not be here unless strictly necessary/appconfig files
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π Description
Currently, Rebound does not implement MVVM namespace structure. Code should be moved from code-behind into reusable ViewModels/Models, like so:
Rebound.Models
Rebound.ViewModels
Rebound.Views
β‘ API Changes
VIEWS
MODELS
VIEWMODELS
π₯ Usage scenarios
For example, the code-behind for the installer (
InstallationWindow.xaml.cs
) would now be a separate model.π Backward Compatibility
Shouldn't affect anything.
π€ Difficulty
Medium
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