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I know there are some MVVM frameworks, such as MVVM Toolkit, MVVM Light, and Prism.

I was wondering with which one of those MVVM frameworks is it easier and faster to develop an application?

jonsca
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M.Azad
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    There is no definitive answer to this as it's a subjective question. This really belong on http://programmers.stackexchange.com – Isak Savo May 30 '11 at 13:36

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I suggest you WAF it is an opensource framework for generating MVVM.

It is really easy to use

Nasser Hadjloo
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It depends, but i prefer the mvvm-light. Its very lightweight and easy to use. You should watch the creator's two videos from mix: video1 video2.

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  • +1 for mvvm light. It's my choice because of its simplicity... it targets only the mvvm plumbing, and does not try to encapsulate the whole application design. – Steve B May 30 '11 at 13:29
  • Yeah, and its doesnt force you anything. I like Bugnion's motto too: the mvvm is just a pattern, everything else are helpers. And the mvvm light are really these helpers. – Ben May 30 '11 at 13:37
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Easier and faster is relative. From my experience though you can't go wrong with Caliburn Micro or Mvvm Light. Caliburn Micro's screens and conductors, among others, are a very nice feature.

Derek Beattie
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