typically WPF. for the simplest thing you need a 100 LOC viewmodel, a bunch of XAML bindings. work around one or more bugs with the framework and (often but not in this case) create a bunch of valueconverters. - and of course you can also do it in three other ways each of which have different advantages/drawbacks
makes you wonder how much time databinding really saves when you can hardly bind to anything but a specifically created viewmodel anyway. #grumpydeveloper I'm glad to read this. It hints perhaps that I'm not the only person going mad due to XAML, converters and binding (but I seem to be the only person who complains about the onset of insanity) -- Greg
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