WPF: If Carlsberg did MVVM Frameworks Part 1 of n

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Sacha talks about Cinch, a MVVM framework for WPF.

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"It has been a while since I have undertaken a large article, so I thought it was about time I corrected that, and wrote a fairly meaty article. This article and the subsequent series of articles represents this meat. This article represents the 1st in a saga of articles that I will be unleashing on how to do a good job of MVVM when working with WPF. For those that do not know what on earth MVVM is, it is basically a UI design pattern that is particularly suited to working with WPF thanks to the binding options available with WPF. The idea is that the ViewModel is an abstraction of the View and you should be practically able to test the entire UI by running Unit tests against the ViewModels within the system. In fact I heard one very influential Microsoft employee once said that before they saw the UI they would like to see the unit tests to see how it all worked. If you can read the unit tests and understand how the UI works, you are doing MVVM right."

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