Handling interactions with the ICommand interface
In most applications, user interaction plays a vital role. Common interactions include clicking buttons, selecting items from a list, toggling switches, and more. To handle these interactions effectively while adhering to the MVVM pattern, it’s essential to utilize a robust mechanism that encapsulates the necessary logic within the ViewModel. The ICommand interface is designed specifically for this purpose, enabling you to manage user interactions in a clean and maintainable way while ensuring a clear separation of concerns between the View and the ViewModel. In this section, we’ll explore how to implement and use ICommand to handle user interactions in your .NET MAUI application.
The ICommand interface
The ICommand interface plays a crucial role in handling user interactions within the context of the MVVM pattern in .NET MAUI applications. ICommand is part of the System.Windows.Input namespace and allows you to...
