wpf-project-guide

WPF MVVM development in Cvnet10Wpfclient requires standardizing Views, ViewModels, Resources, Helpers, and MenuData. You must align with BaseWindow usage patterns and validation flows to ensure consistent architecture and naming across the project.

To structure a new WPF screen using BaseWindow, consult the centralized project guide to align your View, ViewModel, and Resources. This enforces MVVM rules, standardizes naming patterns, and ensures proper resource management before you start coding.

Yes, you need to run pre-commit checks and build validations before committing WPF client changes. The project guide enforces these validation flows and describes project structure rules to guarantee code quality and architectural consistency.

This guide standardizes resource usage and naming patterns by providing centralized rules for managing WPF components. It defines how Views, ViewModels, and MenuData should be structured, ensuring all shared resources align with established MVVM conventions.

You need to consult the Cvnet10Wpfclient project guide before starting any new WPF screen or editing existing components. It provides the necessary MVVM conventions, BaseWindow usage patterns, and validation guidelines to maintain project consistency.