Certificate in Model View ViewModel (MVVM)

Model View ViewModel (MVVM)

About Model View ViewModel (MVVM)

Model-view-ViewModel (MVVM) is an architectural design pattern for computer software that makes it easier to separate the creation of the graphical user interface (GUI; the view) from the creation of the business logic or back-end logic (the model) so that the view is independent of any particular model platform. The GUI may be created using a markup language or GUI code.

The MVVM ViewModel is a value converter, which means it is in charge of making the model's data objects manageable and presentable by exposing (converting) them. This is where the ViewModel differs from the view in that it controls the majority, if not all, of the display logic for the view.

Why is Model View ViewModel (MVVM) important?

A ViewModel is used to protect data for a UI controller so that it can withstand configuration changes. Further using this:

• Your program is even more decoupled.
• Navigation across the package structure is significantly simpler.
• Easy project upkeep.
• Your team can add new features quickly.
  

Who should take the Model View ViewModel (MVVM) Exam?

• Developers
  
• WPF Developer
• Flutter developer

Model View ViewModel (MVVM) Certification Course Outline

1. What are software architecture patterns?
2. Why software architecture patterns?
3. The difference in design patterns
4. Categories of patterns
5. Monolith
6. N-tier
7. Service-oriented
8. Microservices
9. Serverless
10. Application Structure Patterns
11. Microkernel
12. CQRS
13. Event sourcing
14. CQRS and event sourcing combined
15. Model-view-controller (MVC)
16. Model-view-presenter (MVP)
17. Model-view-viewmodel (MVVM)
18. Differences between MVC, MVP, and MVVM