In the previous chapter, you learned about the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) architecture, as well as how to implement the MVVM pattern within the TrackMyWalks application. You learned how to create a BaseViewModel base class that each of our ViewModels will inherit from, as well as how to go about creating the associated C# class files for each of our ViewModels that will data bind to each of the properties defined within our XAML Pages. Finally, you learned how to add ContextActions to your (XAML) content pages, and how to implement the code action events within your code, so that you can respond to those actions.
In this chapter, you'll learn how to leverage what you already know about the MVVM architectural design pattern to learn how to navigate between each of the ViewModels within our TrackMyWalks application.
You'll learn how to...
