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What kind of naming convention is appropriate for ViewModel classes?
Example: for HomeController, Index view? HomeIndexViewModel doesn’t seem right.
EmployeesViewData.
That’s what I use and what I’ve seen in sample applications as well.
About your added example: Imho the name of the class should specify what kind of data it contains. “….IndexViewData” is rather meaningless. What exactly is displayed on that page? Try to summarize it in 1 or 2 word(s) and add ‘ViewData’ behind it.
Or else just take the name of the controller and drop the “index”. HomeViewData sounds fine to me.