
Explore the model view viewmodel pattern and how model, view, and viewmodel separate concerns, and compare MVVM to MVC and MVP.
Explore how model, view, and ViewModel interact to separate concerns across desktop, mobile, and web apps, creating a scalable MVVM workflow through data binding.
Master the view model in MVVM, enabling two-way data binding, data formatting, I command handling, UI logic, and data collections to connect the view with the model.
Explore how to implement MVVM in Xamarin Forms to build cross-platform mobile apps with a shared codebase, using models, view models, and views, and data binding.
Test the view model to validate state management, data processing, command execution, and error handling in MVVM. Use unit testing principles, mocks, and automation tools to improve stability and maintainability.
Master MVVM testing with unit, integration, and UI tests, and use mocking and tools like NUnit and Xamarin UI Test to improve stability and early bug detection.
Developing modern applications requires a solid architecture that ensures scalability, maintainability, and testability. The Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern is one of the most effective approaches for structuring applications, allowing developers to create clean, modular, and easily maintainable code.
This course is designed to take you from the fundamentals of MVVM to real-world implementation in WPF and Xamarin applications. You’ll learn how to separate application logic into distinct components, ensuring better organization and long-term maintainability.
We start by exploring the core principles of MVVM, its benefits, and how it compares to other architectural patterns like MVC and MVP. From there, you’ll dive into the Model, learning how to structure business logic and manage data efficiently. The ViewModel module will teach you about data binding, command handling, and state management, enabling smooth interaction between UI and business logic. You’ll also work with the View, understanding how to build dynamic interfaces that react to user input seamlessly.
Beyond implementation, this course covers best practices for testing MVVM applications, optimizing performance, and applying MVVM in real-world enterprise projects. By the end, you’ll have the confidence to build scalable, testable, and high-performance applications.
No prior experience with MVVM is required—this course is beginner-friendly while providing valuable insights for experienced developers looking to refine their skills. Whether you’re building desktop or mobile applications, mastering MVVM will help you create professional, maintainable software with ease.