They are part of the view model that is passed to ...

2009-01-09T09:54:00.000+01:00

They are part of the view model that is passed to the view.

Looks great,

But where do you get the tabs ...

2009-01-08T22:28:00.000+01:00

Looks great,

But where do you get the tabs from you are rendering in the view?

Great article.
And thanks to make me double che...

2008-11-14T23:58:00.000+01:00

Great article.
And thanks to make me double check again the definitions of View Model and Presentation Model. I have done a bit of WPF in the past and the View Model is used there quite a bit. And as you said, the View Model is to present "a" Model to a View. That Model could well be the Domain Model assuming the system is simple enough, Data Transfer Objects to facilitate serialization for instance, or Presentation Model which has the only reason of existence to provide GUI architecture independent data to GUI controls and no business semantic embedded.Well, hopefully I am right, I have to say I have a hard time finding good resources about Presentation architectures.

Comments on Coding Instinct: View Model Inheritance

They are part of the view model that is passed to ...

Looks great,But where do you get the tabs ...

Great article.And thanks to make me double che...

Looks great,

But where do you get the tabs ...

Great article.
And thanks to make me double che...