WPF Contact Book FINISH - [JsonDataService & Bugfix]

In this video we are FINISHING our series with the implementation of our JsonContactDataService. We also fix a slight issue in our ContactsVieWModel.
JsonContactDataService - pastebin.com/Nz6ME9Ua
ContactsViewModel - pastebin.com/3uAC6Sxr
Video for ContactBook Source Code - • WPF Contact Book Sourc...
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[@ShanthiStudios]

Excellent work! I especially like the fact that you speed up the mundane and repetitive stuff. The explanations are perfect in that they go from the basics. The series helped me get the idea of a complete application in WPF. Thanks again.

[@nodisponible8]

thanks! this series had everything that I needed, and those WPF Tutorial on specific topics are really cool too

[@ricardozepeda1428]

Great work man ! Thanks a lot !

[@patrickschultz7414]

Your Videos are awesome! I´ve learned so much! Usually I don´t write comments.

[@edgardopichardo]

Totally awesome! Concise and precise! really great content! Keep it up!

[@ToskersCorner]

Thank you very much. These series are mentally taxing for me at times (I live near a busy road, and always have to do cuts and re-takes because of loud cars/sirens going by). I'm glad I can stay concise throughout the series. Sometimes I feel the decay of ambition is noticeable towards the ending videos, and always fear it makes people feel like I left out some information ;P

[@edgardopichardo]

It's the opposite in my opinion. Your videos are great (I think even better than the first ones) because they are all close to 10 minutes, very clear, understandable and complete! I've been looking for something like this for a long time! Hands on, no fuss, clear cut, good pace and narrative. Finally I understand the the reasoning behind the MVVM model. Keep it up man! I'll try to incorporate a search function to the app and use Entity Framework for data to practice! By the way, label the video as a basic MVVM tutorial. By far the best I've seen around. You will get a lot of hits.

[@ABsazerNer]

I think this is the best tutorial in wpf mvvm so far.. can you add please entity framework to the model with your magic tricks 😉

[@talkathiriify]

Awesome work it is highly appreciated Thank you very much for your efforts.

[@DmgVol]

Just discovered your channel, awesome work! I would like to see more series like this, of different WPF projects. Thanks :)

[@ToskersCorner]

I do have other series and do plan on doing more in the future. However doing series takes a a toll on my ambition. I try to space out how often I do them because I get bored uploading video after video that is basically on the same thing.

[@g3k0s20]

Super guide! Where are you gone ?? (((

[@ToskersCorner]

Still around. Just kind of ran out of things to teach! I have been very involved with ASP.Net core, mvc, blazor, webassembly, etc. So I do anticipate doing videos in the future on those, but I just haven't had the time unfortunately. As far asp WPF goes, I feel I covered everything there is to cover.

[@halitderya]

Hi, thanks for sharing this great tutorial. Is that possible to add the search capability to this project?

[@solvedplus858]

many thanks for your valuable tutorials can we have the complete code

[@shaoshur6122]

Hi! "System.NullReferenceException" in BookViewModel (85). In your final version too o_O

[@shaoshur6122]

Fix it, we need "LoadContacts();" in ctor BookViewModel.

[@WilliamBW1]

How would I use an Xml file as the data file instead of JSON?

[@BoyOfTheFuture4987]

do you have any app with local db

[@RiGoRmOrTiSUK]

I don't believe you ever explained how you hide the NULL details page on first load?