Michael L Perry

Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I haven't tried using indexers in view models with Assisticant before. Let me dig in to that usage and see...

Thanks. Unfortunately that's not something that I've implemented yet, as I haven't had the need. I can see a number of reasons for passing a parameter. Some of them have...

In thinking about how to do this in a general, provable, unsurprising way, I've come up with the following plan. The CanExecute function will memoize the execution by mapping the...

I posted a more detailed answer on the Google Group. Let's let this issue stand as a request to better support CollectionViewSource out of the box.

Great question. I typically use the [Memento Pattern](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_pattern) when using Assisticant with Entity Framework or a web API. I will have three different layers, represented by different sets of classes:...

Sure. The model is the heart of the application. You'll want to create model classes to represent the objects in your domain. All fields of the model classes should be...

Good to see you again. The documentation is admittedly incomplete. There are more APIs besides Computed that I still have not written guides for. I focused on the classes that...

I'm also using React. It doesn't even try to map dependencies, so I know how much more work it is doing behind the scenes. But the fact is that it...

The benefits of Assisticant over Update Controls are: - More familiar naming (Observable/Computed over Independent/Dependent) - Smaller codebase (dropped the Windows Forms controls and Themes) - Supports modern frameworks (in...

BTW, if you'd like to help me out by writing up a page on Computed, you can follow the example from [Validation](https://github.com/michaellperry/AssisticantSite/blob/master/validation.md). I'd appreciate even an outline.