Summary

To summarize, the MVVM pattern separates the concerns of data, UI, and logic, which makes the application easier to test, modify, and extend. By using the Model to represent the data and business logic, the View to present the data to the user, and the ViewModel to mediate between the Model and the View, the MVVM pattern promotes a clear separation of responsibilities that makes it easier to develop and maintain complex applications. Additionally, the use of Commands and data binding provides a powerful way to handle user input and keep the UI in sync with the application’s state. Understanding the components of MVVM is crucial for building successful .NET MAUI applications that are maintainable, scalable, and easy to test.

In Chapter 2, What Is .NET MAUI?, we’ll dive into .NET MAUI so that you have a good understanding of this framework. If you already have a thorough knowledge of .NET MAUI, you can skip this chapter. If you know the basics of it, it should...