More Adventures in MVVM So, I am getting myself ready to head out to Sandusy, Ohio for three days of nerdy fun at CodeMash. While I am there, I will be giving my “Introduction to the MVVM Pattern”. In preparation for this talk, I decided to create a new demo application. This application is a calendar and session list for the conference. It is not terribly fancy (I wish I had more time (or talent) to skin it better), but it highlights many of the concepts that I will be speaking about in my presentation....

This post is intended to be a high-level post intended to index all of my “Adventures in MVVM” posts. I will be traveling the region this summer giving talks on the MVVM pattern and these posts are part of me working through the details of the MVVM pattern. These posts will not include the “What”. There are several good articles on the web that do that already. Instead, I will be taking a deeper dive into MVVM and writing on the “How” and “Why” of the MVVM pattern. Commands in Silverlight A Testing...

Previous Posts: Part 0 of 4: Introduction Part 1 of 4: Testing the Service Part 2 of 4: Testing the Client Part 3 of 4: Testing the Asynchronous Client Functional Testing the WCF Application In functional testing, the goal is to test as much of the application that you can to determine that it does what you want from a functional perspective. It differs greatly from unit testing in that a unit test is only concerned with an individual class. Functional tests are concerned with testing the interactions...