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Co-authored-by: Sergio Pedri <[email protected]>
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# MVVM Toolkit & Samples
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The MVVM library of the Windows Community Toolkit can be found in the `Microsoft.Toolkit.MVVM` NuGet package, currently in preview. It will be known as the "MVVM Toolkit" in short for reference.
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The MVVM library of the Windows Community Toolkit can be found in the `Microsoft.Toolkit.Mvvm` NuGet package, currently in preview. It will be known as the "MVVM Toolkit" in short for reference.
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This repo contains initial preview [documentation](docs/mvvm/Introduction.md) and samples for how to utilize the library.
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## Background
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This library was inspired by [MVVMLight](https://www.mvvmlight.net/) by Laurent Bugnion. Development was started in April 2020 as a path forward for developers using MVVMLight. We've worked with Laurent, the community, and [Windows Template Studio](https://aka.ms/wts) to ensure successful migration paths for projects using MVVMLight today.
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We decided to start from the ground-up as a new project in order to architect a modern .NET Standard starting point as well as a targeting high-performance implementation which reduces overhead for memory and CPU cycles. Many things in the .NET ecosystem have evolved and changed since the time MVVMLight had begun.
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We decided to start from the ground-up as a new project in order to architect a modern .NET Standard starting point as well as targeting a high-performance implementation which reduces overhead for memory and CPU cycles. Many things in the .NET ecosystem have evolved and changed since the time MVVMLight had begun.
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The Windows Community Toolkit seemed like a good home for this new library. This enables it to have broad support from the community, backing from the .NET Foundation, and longevity for the future.
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