Demo (Avalonia): Multi-Axis Lock#1215
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This looks great @bclehmann, thanks! It's great to see an example of "proper" MVVM pattern in this demo |
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New Contributors:
please review CONTRIBUTING.md
Purpose:
#1210
New Functionality:
Adds multi-axis lock demo for Avalonia. There are some bigger changes from the WPF version as Avalonians normally do MVVM with observables, often with
INotifyPropertyChanged, not event handlers. This is because event handlers can be fired before the data context is updated. So generally event handlers are used only for code-behind where you're setting the value in the handler. I think most Avalonia users use something like ReactiveUI so their viewmodels are less verbose.