Implementing MVVM in WPF without using System.Windows.Input.ICommand

Question

I\'m trying to implement a WPF application using MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern and I\'d like to have the View part in a separate assembly (an EXE) from the Model and ViewM

Answer 1

I think you are separating your Project at wrong point. I think you should share your model and business logic classes only.

VM is an adaptation of model to suit WPF Views. I would keep VM simple and do just that.

I can't imagine forcing MVVM upon Winforms. OTOH having just model & bussiness logic, you can inject those directly into a Form if needed.