I have a ViewModel class which has large number of properties(Say 50). Once the data is set on to all the properties I need to update the UI. I know that the common solution
I don't think this a problem worth trying to solve. That is, I think the solution here is to have the individual properties send property-changed notifications as they are set. If not, what are you going to do when an individual property (but not necessarily all fifty) changes?
Finally I have got an answer from my colleague Josh Smith , it is very simple, we just need to raise a PropertyChanged event with null or String.Empty as property name. which will tell the WPF binding system to re-evaluate all the bindings of that object. I am getting two major advantage while using this.
Assumption : As in the question I assumed here that it is a very special condition in which all my Properties are getting updated at the same time
I have a blogpost discussing this here
Update: based on the comment from kek444