In the last two posts of this series (table of contents) I explained the need for a new UI design pattern: changeability and extensibility.

In this post, I’ll throw a big diagram in your face without much explanation. The reason for this is that I want to give you the big picture before I start digging into details in the following posts of this series. You can always come back here to see where we are.

The Big Picture

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Just a quick announcement that I’m going to have a speech at the Prio 2009 in Munich on October 28. or 29. 2009.

The main topic of the Prio conference this year is “User Interface”.

I’m going to talk about UI development the TDD way and show how to use the Passive-View-Command pattern for better testability, extendibility and changeability.

I’m touching a lot of topics in this session:

• MVVM – Model View ViewModel pattern
• WPF commands and “normal” command pattern
• Unity – Inversion of Control Container

Everything will be shown with the help of a sample application which is distilled from the open source project collaboration tool ProCollEE.

Information about all the sessions can be found here.

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