Series: Silverlight, MVVM, & SharePoint: Building Business Apps

This post is part of a series on Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint. The other posts in this series can be found here: Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint Like many people who get into Silverlight, I quickly caught the bug and enjoyed this technology that allowed me to create robust business applications in the client relatively quickly. With a few months under my belt I then started looking into different development patters and grabbed ahold of the Model-View-View Model (MVVM) design pattern… I shared my experience of how I learned MVVM here .

The post is part of a series on Silverlight, MVVM & SharePoint, and discusses the common questions people have regarding this topic.

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Discover the powerful features of the MVVM Light Toolkit, including the Messenger class, in this insightful blog post on Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint.

I would like to discuss how to handle the appearance and actions of dialogs in the context of Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint to make it fully testable.

Part of a series on Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint, explaining MVVM as a design pattern for separating UI from business logic in XAML apps

Discover how to test user interfaces in your Silverlight, MVVM, and SharePoint application. This is part of an ongoing series on these topics.

The post talks about getting data from a data source in a Silverlight application using SharePoint and the client-side object model.