WPF: If Carlsberg did MVVM Frameworks Part 6 of n

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Sacha talks about Cinch, a MVVM framework for WPF.

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"In some ways this article will be a bit of strange one, as I have already covered everything you need to know about how to construct the demo app or any other MVVM based app (of course using the Cinch framework), so I will not be covering any code in this article as I think that has been pretty much covered by all the previous articles. What this article shall concentrate on is what the demo app looks like and how it is made up, of course while doing that I will explain how and why certain Cinch classes/objects are used and why certain design ideas were followed, but if you are expecting a full run through of the code, this article is not the place for that, you should refer to the previous articles for that. I am hoping that by now you are armed with enough Cinch know how to dismantle the demo app by yourselves and see what is going on in it, remember you have all the Cinch articles prior to this one to help you out."

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