This is the same MVVM login demo application, initially made for WPF and we want to add a Silverlight version, but reusing the business logic that we already have. Currently, I’m using Silverlight 2.
When you start working with Silverlight, you’ll miss a lot of WPF “goodies”. Understandable, since Silverlight is targeting the rich user experience [...]
After the first example posted, here are some improvements:
1. Moved business layer into separate project for testing
2. Added a quick test project (with some BDD flavors)
3. Tests are targeting only the ViewModel.
4. Refactored the intentional first naive ICommand implementations (towards Prism via DelegateCommand, although RelayCommand or SimpleCommand can be used also).
5. Still DIDN’T added yet [...]
There is a newer version here.
I was offering myself to prepare a quick WPF Login demo (having a minimum set of best practices) for a colegue, so here it is. (I’ll update it with more details and, perhaps, new versions):
It uses the MVVM pattern, no code behind (except the lines in which the DataContext is set), [...]