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Corrado Cavalli

I’m a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft, former Xamarin/Microsoft MVP and, when not in front of a monitor, a passionate mountain biker and ski tourer.

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Apr 4, 2013

MvvmStack for WinJS: Application Resuming support

I’ve checked in a new version of MvvmStack that has a small tweak and a “new” feature, let’s start with the latter:

Resuming support

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Mar 25, 2013

MvvmStack for WinJS: Command support

A Command represents an abstraction over an action, the command can also indicate whether the action is available or not and, normally, UI elements tied to a command disables themselves when command is not available, if you’re new to MVVM’s commanding I recommend…

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Mar 11, 2013

MvvmStack for WinJS: Services persistence

While refactoring MvvmStack for WinJS code i noticed that I did not show how to persist the state of the services when the app get suspended, so i checked in a new version that persist the data contained inside imageService.js (in a real world app, the data…

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Mar 7, 2013

MvvmStack for WinJS Part#5

In this last post about MvvmStack I’m going to cover two aspects: Binding and Blendabilty.

Binding

I’m not going into WinJS Binding since MSDN documentation provides a lot of material, i just want to describe some binding…

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Mar 6, 2013

MvvmStack for WinJS Part #4

In part3 we learned how to customize the components tied to our application, it is now time to investigate the ViewModels associated with each view.

Lets’ start seeing how a viewmodel is declared, inspecting homeViewModel.js, the one paired with demo…

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Mar 5, 2013

MvvmStack for WinJS Part #3

In this 3rd episode of the MvvmStack saga I’m going to describe how to use the set of core mvvm modules we saw in previous posts describing application dependent modules.

Let’s start describing navigationTargets.js