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A Simple approach to build a Silverlight 3.0/Silverlight 4.0 application that consumes a WCF Service

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In this article Mahesh Sabnis does not implement MVVM, but instead shows how to build the model and view independent of each other.

Silverlight has been around for quite some time now and I hope most of you who have been working on Silverlight 3.0, might have started migrating to Silverlight 4.0. As you are aware, Silverlight is now used for developing LOB applications where the requirement is to develop loosely coupled browser based applications using Silverlight. One of the approaches here is to remove the dependency between Model  and View (UI) so that they can be developed and tested independent from each other. This article shows how to create a Silverlight application that consumes a WCF service keeping minimum dependencies between the Model and View

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