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[WPF] How to avoid calling initial methods in the view model’s constructor

Introduction When developing a WFP application in the MVVM way, we often need to initialize such as loading data, logging, and other kinds of stuff when the view model is created. The no-brain way is to call the “initialization” method directly in the view model’s constructor while hoping the calling method never fails and finishes instantly. public class AwsomeViewModel { public AwsomeViewModel () { LoadDataFromDatabase(); } } However, To call a method that is likely to fail or costs a long time is a bad practice in any way.

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[WPF] How to avoid calling initial methods in the view model’s constructor

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