A UI framework coupled with the WPF framework created like an experimental project to facilitate CRUD operations.

The project was created as homemade project inspired by a book "Applying UML and Patterns: An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development (3rd Edition), Craig Larman". So, project was created and passed 3 iterations in strict accordance to this book. The main idea to reduce borden of creating interfaces for CRUD operations that can help concentrate on your business logic. Although, in strict accordance with MVVM principles, you can vary your view representations very freely.

Even if it homemade, the project was used in several "real" products, more or less successfully (I'd like to think more;) ). Although being developed to work with WPF framework, what looks like old by now, all parts decoupled so maybe it will be possible to use with such a modern thing like Blazor etc. ( Of cause it has to be changed, and maybe considerably). The project was started nearly 3 years ago, but it's not possible to move all history in here (by now). It was developing very quickly in the first year but then was almost abandoned for several years (partly because my interests were shifted to web development), but now I think it’s worth to publish it anyway.

Again, the project was created with the understanding that there are many others mature projects in this fields like MVVM Light etc., but the main goal was to try to write something considerable by myself and at the same time simple and that could be useful in my day to day work. Also, have to notice that many project artifacts written by russian language, but I'm definitely gonna change it. I hope you'll enjoy this;)

You can install from nuget package InteractiveViewSystem (https://www.nuget.org/packages/InteractiveViewSystem/ )

To start up with framework I'd definitely recommend to look at Usage Examples. Here is steps to set up. You have to use MS Visual Studio (the project was developed with VS 17) Clone repository on your local machine Open up MS Visual Studio. Restore packages for all solution

go to /UsageExamples/ShopsProducts/InteractiveViewSystemUseGenericExample project in your solution tree You can already run it! This is an example that keep all data in memory. It's not very easy because it redefine View and ViewModel layer respectively (if fact you don't need to do it! Look at BusRoutes and DeliveryExample examples)

This is the project that show up how to use a framework with connection to database. go to /UsageExamples/BusRoutes/BusRoutes To start you have to make sure that you've already installed SQL Server Express LocalDB. If not you can simply do it in Visual Studio Installer: "In the Visual Studio Installer, you can install SQL Server Express LocalDB as part of the .NET desktop development workload or as an individual component." After that uncomment this string //StotageUtils.GenerateTestDataAndSave(); in a MainWindow.xaml.cs file and run the project. This initiates database here C:\Users{Username}\ with name BusRoutes.mdf (if you have problems with creating or getting access to it, try to change db name in config file connection string here /UsageExamples/BusRoutes/BusRoutes/App.config) and starts we project. Don't forget to commit this string //StotageUtils.GenerateTestDataAndSave(); back before the second run.

This is the project that show up how to communicate with remote service. go to /UsageExamples/Delivery/DeliveryExample Unfortunately it doesn't work now (I have to restore server part). I'm going to fix it.