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This is probably more a theoretical discussion, than a proper technical one. :) From my point of view, a View is not required to be pure XAML, it could even be defined completely in a *.cs file (e.g. a...
View ArticleNew Post: Co-Routines with HttpClient asynchronous calls
can someone help me better understand how to "pause" a coroutine to stop an implementation of IResult from yielding to another IResult until the async call to a web service is completed? I'm using...
View ArticleNew Post: Co-Routines with HttpClient asynchronous calls
Just fire the Completed event when the HTTP request is finished. If you can use the async methods of HttpClient it is even easier:var result = httpClient.GetAsync("http://www.bing.com/").AsResult();...
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use BootstrapperBase in HelloSimpleContainer
View ArticleNew Post: Review and thoughts on removing .xaml.cs for a view-model first...
Hi BladeWise, No way I am suggesting that the above methodology of removing .xaml.cs for view-model first approach should mandated by CM or any other MVVM framework (MVVM pattern should be agnostic to...
View ArticleNew Post: Co-Routines with HttpClient asynchronous calls
Yea... Had built too many tasks. Sent from my iPhone
View ArticleNew Post: Review and thoughts on removing .xaml.cs for a view-model first...
The problem I have is that you are removing a fundamental feature of the view, that is the ability to have a type safe module that can be coded in C# / VB. Xaml is a declarative language and as such...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: WithParam ignores non-default values [317]
The WithParam method on UriBuilder ignores the parameter request if the value is default(T) where T is the parameter type.This means that any target property that is initialized to a non-default value...
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don't throw base Exception type
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: WithParam ignores non-default values [317]
The WithParam method on UriBuilder ignores the parameter request if the value is default(T) where T is the parameter type.This means that any target property that is initialized to a non-default value...
View ArticleSource code checked in, #746efb2d4db922627f7bd0ce586b2e6d5dbb1c3f
don't throw base Exception type in start package
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fix UriBuilder.WithParam() ignores default values of value types
View ArticleEdited Unassigned: WithParam ignores non-default values [317]
The WithParam method on UriBuilder ignores the parameter request if the value is default(T) where T is the parameter type.This means that any target property that is initialized to a non-default value...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: WithParam ignores non-default values [317]
The WithParam method on UriBuilder ignores the parameter request if the value is default(T) where T is the parameter type.This means that any target property that is initialized to a non-default value...
View ArticleClosed Issue: PropertyChangedBase.NotifyPropertyChange always dispatch...
The current implementation of the PropertyChangedBase.NotifyPropertyChanged always dispatches events handlers on the UI thread. Such behavior is pretty much extreme, and not intuitive.I am aware of the...
View ArticleClosed Unassigned: Result turned into a Task using ExecuteAsync is not passed...
We have the option to use the original coroutines or using C#5 async/await.However, taking a class based on IResult and calling AsResult on it to return a Task for async/await doesn't pass it through...
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UriBuilder: avoid boxing in WithParam()
View ArticleClosed Unassigned: WithParam ignores non-default values [317]
The WithParam method on UriBuilder ignores the parameter request if the value is default(T) where T is the parameter type.This means that any target property that is initialized to a non-default value...
View ArticleNew Post: Review and thoughts on removing .xaml.cs for a view-model first...
I do not have much experience in this area, but personally I think if i were to use anything like timers etc. on the view as you have mentioned, I would probably use Rx and use it on the view-model and...
View ArticleNew Post: Review and thoughts on removing .xaml.cs for a view-model first...
Lets take a simple example. A list of address. For this we have an AddressListView and an AddressListViewModel. Because of space issues we cannot show all of address details at once. Instead we are...
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