In this post I'll show how easily you can implement the Command-part of CQRS in your application. If you don't know what CQRS (or Command Query Responsibility Separation for "short") is, you can read about it over at Martin Fowler [http://martinfowler.com/bliki/
Commands In Part 2 [http://www.novanet.no/blog/yngve-bakken-nilsen/dates/2012/3/creating-a-reusable-base-for-wp7-apps/] we looked at how we could solve navigation in a managable way. I did this by the assumption that one view would have one viewmodel, and apparently this caused some
Navigation In Part 1 [http://www.novanet.no/blog/yngve-bakken-nilsen/dates/2012/3/wp7-boilerplate/] we covered the basic stuff like ViewModels, setting up the project structure. In this part we'll move forward, and see how we can implement navigation and commands in our application
