WPF Contact Book - Part 3 [AppViewModel & Utilities]

In this video we cover creating our Data Templates, designing our AppViewModel, and designing our MainWindow content. All code and references should be found in the links below.
Video on ObservableObject - • C# WPF Tutorial - Usin...
Video on RelayCommand - • C# WPF - Relay/Delegat...
App.xaml - pastebin.com/KhU4KGar
MainWindow - pastebin.com/Etx0cUA6
AppViewModel - pastebin.com/iebP0Afm
ObservableObject - pastebin.com/wZiis6rF
RelayCommand - pastebin.com/PqhDx522
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[@ToskersCorner]

Guys, like this comment or leave a reply if you like it when I fast-forward the video when typing simple code that is often repetitive. Trying to make the videos less frustrating with the amount of repetition it inevitably has.

[@abijo5052]

Yeah. I've watched pretty much all your WPF series and this is by far the best. It means that you can get to the important stuff more quickly.

[@scottpratt1445]

Love your tutorials, like the fast forward - but the fast forward music is so loud it's like having your teeth drilled. (normalize it please). If there is one critique I have of (some) of your tutorials it is that your audio cold use some work.

[@ToskersCorner]

I actually turn the music volume down on the fast forward becayse i was trying to prevent that! Lol. Looks like i need to turn it down more, thanks for letting me know.

[@Tydides64]

I would actually like you to slow down a bit and explain more.

[@talkathiriify]

I love your WPF series, and appreciate it Thank you very much and please please keep going on the good work

[@ShkolnikPrahramist]

Cool, thx for video!.

[@ToskersCorner]

No problem! Series should hopefully be done by next week

[@kevinkesicki2222]

Is there a video that explains some of the syntax being used in this video's ObservableObject and RelayCommand classes? They seem a bit more complicated than the ones in the videos that were linked in the description

[@BoyOfTheFuture4987]

whats the difference between setting data context in code behind { DataContext = new AppViewModel() } of the main window and doing the follow

[@ToskersCorner]

No real difference, other than you are setting it in a different way. It's about as different as setting the Text property of a TextBox in your XAML vs in your code-behind.