Tutorial Create WPF application using vb.net and MVC architecture and sql server

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Hello Everyone ,

I am trying to learn how to create a WPF application using Vb.net and the MVC architecture , after many research in the net i could not found a tutorial that could help me to learn from zero how to create a Model and a View and a controller and communicate them and also how to create a stored Procedure in sql server i just wanna a simple example using all of those technologies so i will continue by my own .

Is there any help ?

Posted 12-Jun-15 5:22am

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[no name] 12-Jun-15 11:40am

Did you search this site? For Winform but should apply equally to WPF, http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/383153/The-Model-View-Controller-MVC-Pattern-with-Csharp
How to create a stored procedure is everywhere.

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Answer 1 · 2015-06-14T09:44:00

Chances are that you are not going to get all of these in just one single package. Windows Presentation Foundation is a great framework and most of the forums (including and especially CodeProject) contains resources for it. I would suggest that you before anything else, give MSDN a thorough look. MSDN has a great bundle of resources. Read about Windows Presentation Foundation[^] and then read upcoming articles as they join up. Here is a search link[^] for Windows Presentation Foundation on CodeProject, use the resources provided by the community.

Windows Presentation Foundation is developed for MVVM architecture, not for MVC; although it can be used. In MVVM, you use the command bindings etc, instead of passing a trigger to the back-end code to execute a function or so. Model-view-controller is a very old architecture and anyone can use it, here have my own article about it. Novice to MVC? Read this…[^]

SQL Server is just another technology, which can be used to store the data. Perhaps, you know about it already. I can just guide you to another article that I wrote back months ago. How to connect SQL Database to your C# program, beginner's tutorial[^] All of my articles use C#, you can convert C# code to VB.NET code easily. But the underlying concept remains same.

VB.NET or C# doesn't matter, you can use both of them. Both of them compile down to the native IL language (MSIL[^]) which executes on .NET framework.