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Is it possible to use ReactiveUI with Template 10?

See original GitHub issue

I read somewhere that instead of using the ViewModelBase we can use another base class from some other MVVM framework (in my case ReactiveObject). Is this correct? How would I go about it? Also, more importantly, would it continue to be supported with Template 10 2?

Thanks harvinder

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harvinderscommented, Sep 22, 2017

@totht91 @JerryNixon I am able to do it. I derived a class from ReactiveObject and implemented the 3 odd methods of NavigationService. That said, the view model now have a different way and classes (ReactiveCommand) to handle INotifyPropertyChanged event and the commands.

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JerryNixoncommented, Sep 25, 2017

Good work @harvinders

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