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How everyone is using it?
This issue is purely due to my interest. What are you applying this library to? Please leave a note if you don't mind. Being able to know the situsations makes me realize that I have a growing user base, motivates me to develop more, and makes dinner taste better! 😄
I used Epoxy with the FlashCap library in my application and it was pretty comfortable experience for me. Of course MVVM pattern is proper alternative of MVC pattern but the learning curve is higher than the latter. But the examples you've provided and the detailed guidelines in the [README.md] is enough for me to quickly understand and apply the required features properly.
It is still hard job to write the code in MVVM but now I agree using MVVM pattern in WPF :)
@sappho192 Thanks for using Epoxy! Epoxy is based on my experience with trial and error WPF+MVVM implementations in my work. I have been sick and tired of doing the same boilerplate and similar and different implementations over and over again for the same XAML but different platform implementations (WPF, XF, SL and more) each time :)
Nowadays there are many choices of libraries to assist MVVM, but once there was only Prism, and Prism was only available for WPF for a long time, so I was wondering if something like Epoxy would appear. Eventually, in conjunction with my work, I ended up embodying that myself!
Hello!
I have released 2 tools using Epoxy last year.
1. "NodoAme"
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm39928066
This is a tool to make a song software (vocal singing synthesizer) TALK by imitating talk voices of a talk software (TTS). (Talk -> Song)
The following blog post introduces some examples of user's work (in Japanese). https://note.com/inuinu_/n/nb8c5c45295a0
2. "KuchiPaku"
https://github.com/InuInu2022/KuchiPaku
This is an external support tool to enable vowel lip-syncing with YMM4, a video editing software that can create so-called "Yukkuri" videos. (*AquesTalk, also known as "Yukkuri," is not supported.
Epoxy's manual was very useful for me as a beginner building my first app. Thank you very much!
@InuInu2022 Thank you for using Epoxy! and... It's great on a shocking level!! Kafu-chan is so cute! ❤️
Hello, I am using Epoxy in several Avalonia projects. I often combine it with Cysharp's R3 and ObservableCollections. Thanks to Epoxy's Fountain/Well and Anchor/Pile feature, I don't have to write code-behind anymore, which is very helpful.
I mainly use it in private company projects, but I recently created a public project.
Nonius
https://github.com/supermomonga/Nonius
Nonius is a profiling viewer for Rails. This project is also built using the same stack as mentioned above.
