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Thanks for this info. Does the RelayCommand, being simpler, have any drawbacks that the more complicated DelegateCommand solves? Which would you use?
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Thanks for this info. Does the RelayCommand, being simpler, have any drawbacks that the more complicated DelegateCommand solves? Which would you use?

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Would be useful to know which people prefer to use
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Would be useful to know which people prefer to use

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It depends on what you are tying to do ? If you just want to implement MVVM then you could go with MVVM light and If you looking for developing composite applications you use Prism.
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It depends on what you are tying to do ? If you just want to implement MVVM then you could go with MVVM light and If you looking for developing composite applications you use Prism.

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Hi,<br />
which is better to use: RelayCommand or DelegateCommand?<br />
And why is it better?<br />

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Hi,
which is better to use: RelayCommand or DelegateCommand?
And why is it better?


WPF with MVVM, RelayCommand vs DelegateCommand

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