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I’m starting a new project that will be developed in WPF as a desktop application. I have spent days researching development patterns. It seems that MVVM is the way to go, as this will be an enterprise application. My concern is that all of the information I am finding is dated 2009. Can anyone tell me if this information is still valid and if I am looking in the right direction?
Thank You In Advance.
Yes, MVVM is definitely still the way to go for any WPF development
The design pattern is perfectly suited to the nature of WPF’s framework and binding system. I actually have a simple MVVM example posted on my blog if you’re interested.