Imagine you have two or more data bound (or not data bound) ItemsControls in the same Window. You may want to drag an item from an ItemsControl and drop it on another one. Or maybe you want to drag and drop it in a different position within the same ItemsControl. This article from series of articles about using MVVM pattern in WPF/Silverlight technology explains how to add “drag and drop” functionality to WPF MVVM application for few ItemsControls.

A few days ago I wanted to do “drag and drop” functionality (there is a lot of information about this in the Internet) but in MVVM we can’t use events in code-behind. So let’s try...

In this article various ways of dealing with data in C# application necessary for achieving the best quality of code compliance are shown. You'll also find a couple of thoughts on application structure.

Hello, inquisitive reader. Today you will go with me to the world of programming on the .Net platform, and specifically I would like to show you how the application may be implemented to access data (the way I do it lately).