WinForm VB.net hosting WPF Ribbon - Part 2 - using ICommand with MVVM pattern

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11 Jan 2022CPOL2 min read

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My idea was to host a WPF user control with Ribbon within a WinForm vb.net project and try to use MVVM pattern.

There are Ribbon frameworks which allow using it on Winforms, but is seems not so easy to customize them. So my idea was to host a WPF usercontrol with Ribbon within a Winforms vb.net project. This is no richtext editor but only a demo with example menu items.

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